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North Star’s Kobe Allen Kobe Allen 5'11" | 174 lbs | DB/WR Lincoln North Star | 2027 State NE continues to show why he’s one of the top players in his class, having just wrapped up a productive third year as a starter. Kobe produced 41 tackles, three TFLs, four interceptions, and a forced fumble in his junior season. Kobe received his first offer from Dartmouth at the tail-end of last year and has since been in contact with North Dakota State (visit), South Dakota State (visit), and Minnesota.

North Star safety Kobe Allen Kobe Allen 5'11" | 174 lbs | DB/WR Lincoln North Star | 2027 State NE took a big step in year two as he continues to establish himself as one of the top DBs in his class. Kobe had a productive season, recording 58 tackles, two TFLs, two forced fumbles, and an interception. What stands out the most about Kobe’s game is how rangy he is from that deep safety position. He demonstrates the ability to get depth in coverage, effectively eliminating big plays over top and covering from sideline to sideline. Allen does a great job reading the QB’s eyes and displays an explosive burst when breaking on the ball. Kobe isn’t just a cover safety, showing a willingness to step into the box to help out against the run with the closing speed to get there in a hurry. Allen flashed solid tackling ability with the strength and technique to make secure tackles in the open field, which is always great to see in a DB. Great motor keeps him in pursuit from snap to whistle. Overall, Kobe is a great athlete who could also see a rise in offensive touches with some graduations and departures on that side of the ball. Buy stock now!

Another second-year standout, Allen was the second most impressive player on the field last Friday. A true ball hawk, he made plays both near the line of scrimmage and in open space, showing off his quick play diagnosis and attack skills. With good size for a Safety, Allen plays physically and is aggressive in coverage, often disrupting passes with well-timed hand placements. His strong upside and commitment to growth position him as a top defensive back prospect in the state.