Jaren Sensabaugh, - Prep Redzone

Jaren Sensabaugh

Defensive Back

2024 Class

6'0" Height

170 Weight

Ensworth School

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About Jaren

Jaren Sensabaugh is a 6'0" Defensive Back in the 2024 class. Sensabaugh attends Ensworth in Tennessee. Sensabaugh's Player Profile was created on May 7, 2023. Subscribe to Prep Redzone to see where Jaren Sensabaugh is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

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Chris Smith

Prep Redzone Lead Scout

Sporting nice size and arm length, Sensabaugh brings several traits to the table that translate well to the college game and you can see why several Power Five schools are currently in pursuit. The Tigers senior defender jumped onto the scene in a big way after a stellar camp season then proceeded to perform at a high level throughout his senior season that bumped him up into our Top 100 but also turned him into one of the hottest recruits in the state. What coaches like about Sensabaugh is his height, length and ability to play cover corner but also versatility to play several positions within the secondary if needed. This is a late bloomer that is still coming into his own with plenty to learn but the tools are there to be developed into a possible lock down corner that could take his talents beyond the college game.

2 years ago

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Drew Toennies

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3 years ago

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Chris Smith

Prep Redzone Lead Scout

Sensabaugh has become a camp star over the past few weeks, especially recently as this 6’0 defensive back has landed big offers from the likes of Duke, N.C. State and Vanderbilt and many others have taken notice. Standing 6’0 with good length and the potential to play cover corner on the next level, Sensabaugh presents a lot of good physical traits that appeal to collegiate coaches. He has shown at camp this summer to play technique sound football while also displaying the speed needed to compete on Power Five gridiron. If Sensabaugh isn’t able to lock down a spot in college at cornerback, he is talented enough to switch over to nickel or safety and excel, so his value to the secondary is quite high. You can understand why college coaches are getting involved with this Ensworth defender and why his stock will continue to rise.

3 years ago