What's your biggest strength as a player, and how does it show up in games?
My biggest strength is my physicality and the way I compete. I’m not afraid of contact, and I fight for every extra yard. I think my ability to read the field, break tackles, and make plays on both sides of the ball really shows up during games. I take pride in being someone my teammates can count on when we need a big play.
What are you working to improve right now?
I’m always working on getting faster, stronger, and more explosive. Right now, I’m focusing on improving my footwork, vision, and overall speed. I also want to keep improving my football IQ and become a better leader on and off the field. I know there’s always room to get better, no matter how much success I’ve had.
What are you looking for in a college program?
I want to be part of a team that has a strong culture, holds each other accountable, and feels like a family. Having coaches who believe in their players, develop them, and want to see them succeed on and off the field is really important to me. I also want a school with strong academics that will prepare me for life after football.
Outside of your sport, what should coaches know about you?
I take my academics just as seriously as football and have maintained a 4.0 GPA while playing multiple sports. I’m also a member of the National Honor Society and involved in my school’s Youth Advisory Committee. I enjoy giving back to my community, including helping with youth football. I’m a hard worker, respectful, and always try to lead by example.
What do you want to study, and what career interests you?
I’m still exploring different career paths, but I want to pursue something that challenges me and gives me opportunities for the future. Academics have always been important to me, and I want to find a field that I’m passionate about while continuing to play football at the highest level I can.
Expert Analysis
Kason
CoppickRB/ATH
Class
2028
Height
6'0"
Weight
200
HS
Reed City
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MI
2028 Small Town kids With Big Time Talent:
Kason is a running back that has shot up my personal board as a big time 2028 ball...
Written by Ryan Graham
Kason
CoppickRB/ATH
Class
2028
Height
6'0"
Weight
200
HS
Reed City
|
MI
2028 Offensive Athletes On The Verge of Blowing Up
Kason is one of the most relentless runners in this class. Coming from a school that primarily lines...
Written by Tyler Graham
Kason
CoppickRB/ATH
Class
2028
Height
6'0"
Weight
200
HS
Reed City
|
MI
PRZMI Exposure series: Running backs
Kason was player I walked away very impressed with this past weekend. The big bodied Reed City running...
Written by Ryan Graham
Kason
CoppickRB/ATH
Class
2028
Height
6'0"
Weight
200
HS
Reed City
|
MI
It’s time for these RBs to shine
Kason was a major weapon as a sophomore, serving as Reed City’s featured back and kick returner. He’s...
Written by Alex Pallone
Kason
CoppickRB/ATH
Class
2028
Height
6'0"
Weight
200
HS
Reed City
|
MI
2028s You Don’t Know…Yet
I can already see Kason being an underrated kid in this class. He is going to thrive in...
Written by Tyler Graham
Ryan Graham | Prep Redzone Scout
Ryan Graham
Prep Redzone Scout
Kason is a running back that has shot up my personal board as a big time 2028 ball carrier. I watched Kason work out in the spring at the PRZMI camp at Lawrence tech and walked away very impressed. Kason is a big strong running back that runs through arm tackles with no issue. Kason also shows good speed and has the ability to score from any where on the field. Reed city runs an offense system designed to show off there running backs and I suspect Kason puts up big numbers the fall and continues his upward trend as a top back in the 2028 class. The sky is the limit for Kason and his coyotes team mates the fall and Kason is equipped to carry them a long way.
Kason is one of the most relentless runners in this class. Coming from a school that primarily lines up in the T and runs between the tackles, Coppick fits that mold beautifully. He is patient enough to let holes develop, and then flashes great burst through the gap, easily running through arm tackles and attempts at his ankles. Once he hits the open field, he goes from a power back running behind his pads to an all out sprinter. Deceptively elusive and incredibly hard to nail down in the open grass, Coppick is a legitimate challenge for defenses to figure out. He is in for an extremely productive 2026.
Kason was player I walked away very impressed with this past weekend. The big bodied Reed City running back was very impressive during individual drills. He made very sharp cuts and showed very light feet for a kid his size. I was also very impressed with Kasons mobility during drills verse linebackers. He regularly sent defenders out of position with a very shifty jump cut. With kasons performance on Saturday I feel he has put other 2028 backs on notice as a top back in the state.
Kason was a major weapon as a sophomore, serving as Reed City’s featured back and kick returner.
He’s a hard runner with above-average vision. Although Kason is not an elite athlete, I’m very impressed with his ability to navigate through traffic. Plus, he’s not afraid to put a shoulder down. This season, I’d love to see upgraded contact balance as well as speed. I’m confident that we’ll see an improved version of the player he was last year.
I can already see Kason being an underrated kid in this class. He is going to thrive in this run heavy offense Reed City is known to run. Going through his highlights, I came away incredibly impressed with his burst and acceleration at the RB position. He hits the hole hard and has the breakaway speed to get through all 3 levels in the blink of an eye. His vision is above average and he already has a pretty nasty stiff arm in his bag. Defensively he seems to read and react well and is able to play the ball. I will definitely be keeping up with Kason and his development.