Kiante delivered a strong, workhorse-style season, carrying the ball 253 times for 1,626 rushing yards and 22 touchdowns. He proved he can handle a heavy workload while still maintaining consistent production and impact throughout the year.

What stands out in his game is his toughness and downhill running style. Kiante runs with physical intent, finishing runs through contact and consistently falling forward for extra yards. He’s the type of back who sets the tone for an offense, especially in short-yardage and red-zone situations where his power becomes a major advantage.

He also shows good vision, identifying lanes quickly and getting north-south without unnecessary hesitation. While he’s physical between the tackles, he still has enough burst to break free when he reaches the second level.

Kiante brings true change-of-pace energy to the offense, thriving as a scat back who can stress defenses with his sudden burst and open-field quickness. On film, he shows the ability to slip through tight spaces, redirect effortlessly, and turn short touches into chunk plays. His acceleration stands out — once he plants his foot, he’s gone. Kiante’s smooth hips and balance allow him to make defenders miss in space, and he’s the type of back who can flip field position instantly. He adds real versatility and gives any offense a dynamic matchup piece.

Ingram is the engine behind North Crowley’s ground attack. A strong, physical runner between the tackles, he pairs power and forward lean with excellent burst when he hits daylight. His elite quickness in space allows him to make defenders miss, and he’s equally dangerous as a receiver out of the backfield. North Crowley leans heavily on his versatility, and he’s poised for a major workload against Coppell as the Panthers continue their push toward a deep playoff run.

One of the breakout stars of the night, Ingram exploded for 204 rushing yards and 2 TDs. He showcased elite vision, quickness, and the ability to change direction without losing speed. Ingram’s combination of power and agility makes him one of the top young backs in Texas. Already holding offers from Ole Miss, SMU, Texas State, Arizona, Arkansas State, UTEP, and Tulsa, his recruiting stock will continue to soar.

Ingram showed why he’s one of the top backs in the 2027 class. Compact and powerful with elite quickness, he consistently made defenders miss with his change of direction. His biggest play came late in the fourth quarter when he broke off a crucial first-down run and smartly slid to ice the game, showcasing both skill and football IQ.

Kiante looked excellent running through the holes during the scrimmage, showing vision, patience, and the ability to pick up yards after contact. He also impressed with his pass-blocking, displaying strength and technique to protect the quarterback and sustain the offense.

Ingram already had a major breakout season for the State Champion Panthers in 2024. The shifty, high-motor back possesses great footwork and specifically a stellar stutter-step that creates running lanes into the secondary. Ingram has very little wasted movement and consistently breaks lower-body tackles. In an offense that was easy to be overshadowed in, Kiante took his opportunity to be a feature piece and flourished. Already receiving premier offers from Ole Miss, SMU, and Arizona, expect Ingram’s recruitment to take off in 2025 as he looks to help lead North Crowley to back-to-back titles.

Ingram has elite quickness, he has the ability to shift gears in an instant and get downhill showing a powerful burst. Over the weekend at the DR7 7v7 tournament, Ingram put on a show. He is a constant threat in the passing game. Ingram runs superb routes, he has reliable hands and he has the speed to get open with ease. He excels at yards after the catch and has the skill set to make grabs in heavy traffic. SMU, Ole Miss, Arkansas State and UTEP are several programs who have him on their radar.

Ingram is an elite rusher who combines power, speed, and quickness to dominate on the field. A physical runner with excellent pad level, he shows shiftiness in space, making him a tough matchup for defenders. Ingram has a natural nose for the end zone and the speed to separate from defenders at the second level.

He was a key cog in helping North Crowley secure the 6A DI Championship, solidifying his reputation as a game-changer. His talent has earned him offers from Arizona, Ole Miss, Texas State, UTEP, and Arkansas State, with more sure to come.

Ingram is quickly emerging as one of the top rushers in the 2027 class. With a stout frame, a powerful lower half, and the speed to break big runs, Ingram dominated in North Crowley’s 35-7 win over Allen, rushing for 130 yards and two touchdowns. His combination of strength and explosiveness makes him a rising star to watch. Picked up an offer from Ole Miss over the weekend.