Representing Clarion, Iowa, population ~ 2,800, as well as the Clarion-Goldfield-Dows co-op football program, a Class 1A competitor, Huxley Lingenfelter was one of PrepRedzone’s favorite prospects of the entire SDSU Jackrabbits’ Camp #2. In addition to his obvious All-Name Team status, Lingengelter was a First Team All-Eye Test selection from yours truly, as the stud LB measured in at 6’3, 202 lbs., with a 6’3″ wingspan and 9 1/2″ hands, not to mention verified speed, twitch, and especially explosiveness that showed up in all phases of the camp, beginning with testing. Led by a 9’2 broad jump, Lingenfelter then transitioned into 1v1 padded competition seamlessly was one of PRZ’s favorite watches of the SDSU Jacks’ second & final prospect camp of the summer. Rocking his black jersey with CGD’s “Cowboys” plastered on the front, Lingenfelter displayed some of the strongest and most violent hands of the entire camp, and the amount of pop he was able to generate, not to mention the impressive strength and ability to consistently extend and lock out his arms was really giving the loaded TE group trouble during run blocking/defeat drills. Additionally, Lingenfelter was also one of the best and most physical defenders of the entire camp during 1v1, man-on-man alleyway periods versus the RBs, and he was stepping up and hungry for reps with noticeable competitiveness. Strong and technically sound tackler with physicality and aggressiveness in droves. University of Sioux Falls was all over Lingenfelter, who offered the linebacker in late May, and Lingenfelter also has earned offers from Missouri Western, Northwest Missouri State, and Northern Iowa.

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Sophomore Huxley Lingenfelter Huxley Lingenfelter 6'3" | 185 lbs | ATH Clarion-Goldfield-Dows | 2027 State IA had a great season in which he emerged as a key two-way player for the Cowboys. Lingenfelter led the team in receiving yards and tackles for the season with 17 receptions, 299 receiving yards, three receiving touchdowns, 60 tackles, nine TFLs, three sacks, and a fumble recovery. Right off the bat, Huxley’s size stands out at 6’3″ and 195 pounds with solid length and room to continue packing his frame. I like Lingenfelter’s versatility on the offensive side of the ball, showing that he can line up off tackle with his hand in the dirt, ready to block, or move across the formation to take advantage of mismatches in the passing game. He displayed a mean streak when blocking with a willingness to stuff his face in the defender’s chest and the power to drive them off the ball. Strong hands and the ability to high-point the ball. Defensively, Huxley plays with a quick trigger, using his sharp instincts and rapid-fire first step to break towards the ball carrier. He does a good job fighting off blockers at the line of scrimmage and tracks the ball very well as he works through traffic.