Centennial has some serious depth and experience returning to their 2026 campaign. The Cougars, who were a serious darkhorse in the Class 6A ranks and state championship contention this fall, have a standout SS/OLB/Punter hybrid coming back this fall who will surely play an integral role in the Cougs potential success in 2026. Finn Undersander Finn Undersander 6'1" | 185 lbs | RB/DB Centennial | 2027 MN , with good size at 6’1, 185 lbs., is a good punter – with 3:30 of junior punting highlights – but we dug in deep to his DB reps in his 2025 junior tape. Undersander shows a smooth backpedal that can gain depth and weave while maintaining pace with a streaking WR working vertically downfield, and he flashed noticeable ball skills and 50/50 contested catch ability last fall. The Rover hybirdwill come downhill and put his hat on the pigskin, naturally knocking the ball loose in contact as a tackler, and is an overall excellent form tackler. Undersander produced some drive-killing, instinctual TFLs on strong reads out on the edge, and he reads/reacts/triggers quickly and effectively, doesn’t mind making a big tackle 1v1 and behind the LOS. Plus, he takes good angles to the football and can close with pace and is a strong cut tackler who primarily operates in run defense, even from a two-high safety shell. No socials, but he’s a college prospect all the way. Someone tell Finn we wrote to him! As well as to come to the PRZMN Spring Showcase on April 18th in Plymouth.

Centennial has some serious depth and experience returning to their 2026 campaign. The Cougars, who were a serious darkhorse in the Class 6A ranks and state championship contention this fall, have a standout SS/OLB/Punter hybrid coming back this fall who will surely play an integral role in the Cougs potential success in 2026. Finn Undersander Finn Undersander 6'1" | 185 lbs | RB/DB Centennial | 2027 MN , with good size at 6’1, 185 lbs., is a good punter – with 3:30 of junior punting highlights – but we dug in deep to his DB reps in his 2025 junior tape. Undersander shows a smooth backpedal that can gain depth and weave while maintaining pace with a streaking WR working vertically downfield, and he flashed noticeable ball skills and 50/50 contested catch ability last fall. The Rover hybirdwill come downhill and put his hat on the pigskin, naturally knocking the ball loose in contact as a tackler, and is an overall excellent form tackler. Undersander produced some drive-killing, instinctual TFLs on strong reads out on the edge, and he reads/reacts/triggers quickly and effectively, doesn’t mind making a big tackle 1v1 and behind the LOS. Plus, he takes good angles to the football and can close with pace and is a strong cut tackler who primarily operates in run defense, even from a two-high safety shell. No socials, but he’s a college prospect all the way. Someone tell Finn we wrote to him! As well as to come to the PRZMN Spring Showcase on April 18th in Plymouth.