Khris Rice is a 6'2" Defensive Line in the 2028 class.
Rice attends Brentwood Academy in Tennessee.
Rice's Player Profile was created on September 5, 2023.
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Expert Analysis
Khris
RiceDL
Class
2028
Height
6'2"
Weight
260
HS
Brentwood Academy
|
TN
TN2028 Mid-Season Stock Risers
One of the more intriguing defensive line prospects we have from the TN2028 class is this Mid-Tennessee product...
Written by Chris Smith
Khris
RiceDL
Class
2028
Height
6'2"
Weight
260
HS
Brentwood Academy
|
TN
10 2028 Prospects Primed to Breakout Next Season
Khris Rice is a talented defensive end prospect with a strong baseline frame, long arms, active hands, a...
Written by Shayne Pickering
Khris
RiceDL
Class
2028
Height
6'2"
Weight
260
HS
Brentwood Academy
|
TN
Four 2028 Defensive Lineman to Monitor
Khris Rice has stepped into a decent role this season after Ensworth lost a Divison One level defensive...
Written by Shayne Pickering
Chris Smith | Prep Redzone Scout
Chris Smith
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
One of the more intriguing defensive line prospects we have from the TN2028 class is this Mid-Tennessee product that has put forth a strong junior season thus far and showed vast development from both his body and his game. Rice is a versatile D-line prospect with a compact, strong frame and active hands that allows him to work on the edge while also having the ability to provide action from the interior as well. What stands out the most to me about Rice is his maturity. You can tell by how he rushes the backfield that Rice knows how to play the game and knows how to get after the quarterback. The Eagles junior could be one of the better natural pass rushers coming from the in-state junior class that can be utilized in a variety of ways. I also see upside with his ability to stuff the run as well. Rice does need to get a little faster but I trust his football knowledge and what he can accomplish on the field, especially into the future on the collegiate playing field.
Working under former Murray State defensive coordinator Dillon Sanders, it is clear that the coaching has come into play as he has a plan for his rush despite just being a high school sophomore defensive end this season.
He has very active hands and is constantly giving himself the leverage advantage that allows him to use them to work upfield and into the pocket in an efficient manner.
As he continues to get bigger, longer, and even more explosive, he will keep developing into an exciting prospect in the trenches.
Khris Rice has stepped into a decent role this season after Ensworth lost a Divison One level defensive front this offseason and his size/athleticism has allowed him to make some plays.
He has solid size as a defensive end and flashes strong hand placement that allows for him to get in the backfield quickly.
He is a sophomore defensive line prospect to keep tabs on this season.