Garlo Gee is a 6'1" Athlete in the 2025 class.
Gee attends Austin in Minnesota.
Gee's Player Profile was created on March 5, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Garlo
GeeATH
Class
2025
Height
6'1"
Weight
215
HS
Austin
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MN
PrepRedzoneMN 2025 Rankings Update: Impressive in the Open Field
The Austin Packers – who have been known for their basketball team as of late – have some...
Written by Oliver West
Oliver West | Prep Redzone Scout
Oliver West
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
The Austin Packers – who have been known for their basketball team as of late – have some exciting prospects in their 2025 class, one of whom is 6’1, 215 lb. RB/LB Garlo Gee. Gee got onto our radar during the 2023 season thanks to his size, fun game tape, and ridiculous balance that leaves you wanting to see more from the big-bodied back.
The first few plays of his tape sure are something, and he opens his 2023 highlights with a thrilling run that includes a spin move followed by him pulling off a mini-hurdle that helps him bounce a DB off his leg, land on one foot while turning a full 360 degrees, and continuing forward to power through a couple of additional tackle attempts at his legs for a big gain that got the Packers‘ crowd on their feet. Especially dangerous in the red zone, Gee possesses solid vision, a nasty stiff arm that bullies defenders into the turf against their will, burst, and an obvious fearlessness into contact that makes him a very fun RB to watch. He possesses tons of contact balance and pinballs off LBs and DBs for some exciting and physical reps that look like they left defenders scratching their heads and wondering what happened and how much more work they need to put in the weight room going forward. The big thing for Gee is improving his speed and being able to stretch and potentially finish some of these plays for bigger gains once he breaks those first couple tackles. Either way, he’s built for college ball and is going to have a lot to do with Austin’s potential turnaround in 2024.