After seeing young FR Kashus Clarvoe Kashus Clarvoe 5'9" | 180 lbs | RB/ATH Broomfield | 2029 CO pick up early offers from the hometown Colorado St Rams and Fresno St Bulldogs I had to give his tape a watch.  Off the bat, Clarvoe has 1,815 rushing yards – definitely a mark that stands out as a True FR!  Clarvoe has tremendous feet, showing jump cuts and ability to keep his shoulders square behind his lineman.  He has next level burst, but incredible patience to pair with it, doing a great job setting up blocks and following pulling OL through holes.  Credit to his OL as they consistently create displacement (especially on the interior) to allow Clarvoe gaps to exploit.  He can make people miss in the open field and make cuts without losing speed.  And talk about speed, he has the home-run speed to take it the distance and out race safeties and CBs to the endzone with yards to spare.  Clarvoe also shows the ability to make plays in the passing game and run vertical routes where he will high point the ball and has good ball tracking skills.  There’s so much more that could be said about Clarvoe, but I’ll let his incoming offer speak for themselves.  With 3 more years left, Clarvoe is quickly becoming a top recruit in CO and will be in-demand coast-to-coast from P4 schools.

Already holding an in-state Division I offer from Colorado State, Clarvoe wasted no time announcing himself as one of the premier freshmen running backs in the country. Clarvoe put together a dominant season, rushing for 1,815 yards and 18 touchdowns while nearly averaging 10 yards per carry. His explosiveness jumps off the film, particularly once he reaches the second level, where his speed and vision consistently turn routine carries into game changing plays. Clarvoe shows natural instincts in the open field and the ability to score whenever he has the ball in his hands. His early production places him firmly on Power Four radars.

Clarvoe measures in at 5’9 180-pounds and is one of the top prospects in the entire 2029 class so far. He’s already made an impression on MaxPreps, earning the 2^nd team all country-freshman list. In his first season starting, he had 189 carries for 1815 yards with 18 touchdowns paired with 3 receptions for 101 yards on the season. Very good athletic ability due to elite change of direction, acceleration, very good balance, and speed. Very good vision. Clarvoe will pick, slide, and accelerate into the open gap. Dynamic jump cuts to pivot if a gap closes. Very good inside and outside running. He’ll turn the corner and reach top speed. Clarvoe keeps getting yards after contact. He’s very slippery and paired with his change of direction and speed, he’s very tough to take down. He bounces off defenders, and shrugs would be tackles. At our Stock Up Showcase, I got see Clarvoe’s very good ball tracking and catching skills. He’s a must watch prospect already, and I’m excited to see how his high school career continues !

Clarvoe is one of the most polished running backs I’ve seen. Measuring in at 5’8 175-pounds, Clarvoe had 189 carries for 1815 yards and 18 touchdowns with 3 receptions for 101 yards on the season. He has very good athletic ability due to elite change of direction, acceleration, very good balance, and speed. He has very good vision. Clarvoe weaves through the defense with ease. Very good inside running. He picks, slides, and accelerates into the open hole. Very good outside running. Once he reaches top speed on the perimeter, he’s gone. He consistently gains yards after contact. He’ll put his shoulder downs, and gain extra yards. Bounces off defenders with ease. He’s an excellent prospect who I can’t wait to see next season.

Clarvoe put together a strong showing, beginning with impressive testing numbers that translated well onto the field. He demonstrated effectiveness in pass protection during individual drills, finishing as one of the top blockers in his group despite not being the biggest back. Clarvoe showed good technique, awareness and willingness to engage physically. During the season, he already ranks among the top in the state for rushing, making him a focal point for opposing defenses. Continued refinement in pass protection will only strengthen his overall value as teams game plan to slow him down. Clarvoe’s combination of production, competitiveness and upside makes him a back whose stock continues to trend upward.

HT: 5’9 WT: 169 Wingspan: 70” Hand Size: 8.5” 40 YD: 4.72 L-Drill: 7.07 Broad Jump: 8ft 7in Pro Shuttle: 4.33

Clarvoe is one of the best up and coming running backs in the state, and his performance at the event was no different. He had the 8^th overall L-drill at the event. Clarvoe has elite change of direction, very good acceleration, speed, with very good balance. That showed during each individual drill. The ladder drill he exceled. Precise movements, not getting tripped up. Clarvoe excelled in the one-on-one drills, consistently making linebackers miss. In receiving drills, he showed his very good catching skills and ball tracking skills. Showed off his coachability as well. He’s a great young prospect that is looking to continue dominating on the gridiron next season.

Clarvoe has exploded on onto the scene as a freshman for Broomfield. The 5’8 175-pound running back has 157 carries for 1566 yards and 16 touchdowns. Very good athletic ability due to elite change of direction, acceleration, very good balance, and speed. Very good vision. Very good inside running. He picks, slides, and accelerates into the open hole. Clarvoe weaves through the defense gliding effortlessly. He consistently gets yards after contact, bouncing off defenders. Any time he has the ball, he can score. Very good outside running. He hits the perimeter and is gone. He is a beast, and I’m excited to see him in his first playoff game.

Clarvoe is a name that has exploded onto the 4A scene this fall. The standout freshman has already rushed for 1,231 yards and 13 touchdowns, showing poise and maturity beyond his age. His impact goes beyond the offensive backfield, as he’s also made big plays in the return game, demonstrating dynamic athleticism and field awareness. Clarvoe’s balance and acceleration through contact make him a nightmare for defenders trying to bring him down. With his production and ability to take over games, he’s quickly establishing himself as one of the state’s most exciting young players. If he continues on this trajectory, Clarvoe will be a nationally recruited name before long and a force in Colorado football for years to come.

I’m putting my stamp on Clarvoe and saying he will be one of the next great Colorado running backs to terrorize the state. The 5’8 175-pound freshman RB has 113 carries for 1231 yards and 13 touchdowns. Clarvoe has very good athletic ability due to elite acceleration, change of direction, very good speed, and balance. He has a very explosive quick start, and uses his very good vision to find routes through the defense. Very explosive jump cuts making defenders miss. He glides through the defense effortlessly, looking like a prancing deer. Clarvoe weaves around defenders but he isn’t shy of contact and will put that shoulder down to truck through them. Kashus is a home run threat every time the ball is in his hands. Very good outside running and inside running. He hits the perimeter and is gone. He also will consistently gets yards after contact and bounce off defenders. Kid is a monster already .

Freshman standout Kashus Clarvoe Kashus Clarvoe 5'9" | 180 lbs | RB/ATH Broomfield | 2029 CO made a huge impression in his varsity debut, scoring three total touchdowns. He carried the ball eight times for 116 yards and two scores while adding a 95 yard kickoff return touchdown that showcased his elite speed in the open field. Clarvoe’s vision and anticipation as a runner are advanced for his age and his ability to break big plays makes him a home run threat every time he touches the ball. With a performance like this to open the year, Clarvoe is firmly on the radar as a young player with star potential moving forward.