At 6’3” and 180 pounds, Kizzee has that prototype corner frame—long arms, fluid hips, and the closing speed to erase mistakes in coverage. As a true freshman in the brutal Trinity League, he stepped up with varsity reps, showing sticky man coverage and a knack for jumping routes. This kid’s trajectory screams blue-chip. If he adds a bit more mass without losing that twitch, watch out!

Orange Lutheran class of 2029 defensive back Kiingbaraka Kizzee Kiingbaraka Kizzee 6'3" | 180 lbs | DB Orange Lutheran | 2029 State CA had a major week with offers from UCLA, Oregon and Notre Dame.

Kizzee had 15 tackles with an interception for Orange Lutheran as a freshman and is one of the top recruits in the class.

Ohio State, USC and others have also offered Kizzee.

At 6’3″ and 175 pounds, Kizzee brings prototypical size and length to the cornerback position, giving him a natural advantage in coverage. His long frame helps him disrupt routes early, and his excellent footwork and high level technique allow him to stay attached through breaks with impressive consistency. He’s comfortable in both press-man and zone concepts, showing patience at the line and the awareness to anticipate routes. His plus ball skills make him a threat at the catch point, and his strong recovery speed enables him to close gaps downfield and eliminate separation. A true lockdown corner that can shutdown top tier competition and will be one of top recruits in the 2029 class. Already holds six D1 offers but expect his recruitment to explode before long.

To start off the list let’s look at Kiingbaraka Kizzee Kiingbaraka Kizzee 6'3" | 180 lbs | DB Orange Lutheran | 2029 State CA . Kizzee is a corner who shows impressive ball skills, and his 6’2 frame lets him play press man coverage very effectively. While Kizzee is a very good corner, I think his incredible tackling ability, fantastic make-up speed, and ball hawking abilities will have him profile better as a safety at the next level. It’s rare to see a middle school corner weigh 170 pounds, and Kizzee uses his superior frame to rack up tackles for loss. Kizzee will be good at whatever position he plays, and opposing QBs better know where he is, lest they pay the price.