One of the more underrated receivers across the state, Glasper is an electric wideout with breakaway speed who consistently made plays throughout the 2024 season. The 6-foot-0 170-pounder is a speedy wideout who can test defenses vertically with the ability to help in the screen and short passing game as well. One of the breakout receivers in the Athens area last fall as a junior, Glasper hauled in 43 passes last season for 938 yards and six touchdowns last season and earned All-Region honors. He’s ranked as the No. 28 wide receiver in the state but could see a boost in the next rankings update. He’s a receiver bound for a massive senior season next fall.

Glasper was practically unguardable at times as a junior and emerged as the go-to threat at WR. He is a lanky, thin prospect who skates around the field. He runs 11.6 in the 100M and flashes breakaway speed to beat angles down the field. He is smooth at release points and works through multiple phases of movement without lagging. For a thinner guy, there is enough evidence on tape to be confident in his ability to win jump balls when he adds weight. Glasper is a smooth mover, contributes at all levels of the field, and has plenty of room for bulking left. I would absolutely consider Glasper a D1 WR prospect.

One of the top 2026 wide receivers in the Athens area, Glasper is a speedy wideout with a lean frame who just finished a strong regular season for the Bulldogs as a junior. The twitchy pass-catcher caught 39 passes this fall for 850 yards and six touchdowns. He went over the 120-yard receiving mark in five games and should be even better next fall as a senior. His stock is on the rise, and he’s already seeing promising D1 offers come his way. Glasper and his Bullfog team will take on Thomas County Central in the first round.