Here’s another standout back from northern Maryland, hailing from Allegany. Resh has made a name for himself on both sides of the ball, excelling as a linebacker and running back, with his play reflecting his versatility. He finished the season with 1,313 yards, ranking second in his class, and 12 touchdowns. A hard-hat player, Resh brings toughness and grit to every snap. As a ball carrier, he is aggressive, initiating contact and powering through multiple defenders before being gang-tackled downfield. He quickly gets north and south, fighting for extra yards after contact. Resh plays with the same intensity and aggression on both sides of the ball, making him a valuable asset to any program, whether offensively or defensively.

Jackson is one of those players that is just a straight up baller. A kid that if he was 6’2″ would be an offer guy because he plays the game the way every coach loves. He was huge for Allegany on both sides of the ball at RB & LB. Racking up over 100 tackles on defense and over 1,300 yards and 12 TDs rushing.

I saw Jackson live earlier this season versus St. James School (MD) and he was making play after play on both sides of the all all game long. He plays fast, physical and with a high motor. He comes down hill fills and lays the wood, tackling through the ball carrier. As a RB he plays similar, hits the hole and gets going and runs behind his pads with power/burst. Jackson plays like he loves the game and while he may be a D2/D3 kid because of his size, he will be a baller for that team as he is just a straight up football player.