Harrison put together a sophomore season in 2025 that should grab the attention of scouts monitoring the develop of playmakers packed with potential. He followed that up with a strong performance at a recent Prep Redzone showcase in Council Bluffs. Harrison shared backfield duties, carrying 60 times for 350 yards and four touchdowns this year. He also caught a couple of passes and returned three kicks. Harrison flashes upside during his 10th-grade highlight video. He looks natural running the ball, combining vision, patience, burst, power and speed.

Harrison got his feet wet with 13 carries as a freshman in 2024. He even scored a touchdown. Having grown his game and matured physically, Harrison has embraced a larger role this fall. The sophomore has carried 18 times for 145 yards and three touchdowns through just six weeks of the season. He’s added a pair of two-point conversions. Harrison posted his highlights from an early-season game against rival Lincoln. The first clip has him patiently following his blocks up the middle before putting his foot in the ground and hitting the jets. It’s encouraging to see him find success between the tackles as a smaller back because you know he can get the corner.