K’von is a disruptive defensive lineman who plays with an aggressive edge and a constant motor at the point of attack. He comes off the line with intent, showing the ability to penetrate gaps quickly and create immediate backfield pressure. What stands out early is his effort — he plays every snap like a mismatch and doesn’t ease up once he gets into the play.

He shows good initial burst and active hands, working to shed blocks and stay involved in plays even when initially engaged. K’von is at his best when he’s attacking downhill, using energy and physicality to disrupt timing in both the run and pass game.

Fontenot made an immediate impact as a freshman, playing a key role in C.E. King’s run to a state title appearance.

He plays with excellent get-off and leverage at the point of attack, paired with active, violent hands. His closing burst and lateral agility allow him to be consistently disruptive. Fontenot’s physicality and motor stand out on tape, and his early offer from UTSA reflects his long-term upside.

K’von shows a strong blend of physicality and effort that consistently shows up on film. He plays with good leverage at the point of attack, uses his hands well to shed blocks, and shows the ability to disrupt plays before they develop. His motor runs hot from snap to whistle, allowing him to make plays outside of his immediate area, and his strength continues to translate against bigger opponents. As he develops more consistency and polish, K’von projects as a disruptive presence who can impact the game with toughness, power, and relentless pursuit.

Explosive at the point of attack with violent hands and strong burst. Converts speed into power effectively, driving through contact and collapsing space in front of him. Shows flashes of advanced hand usage, working through counters when his first move is taken away. Plays with controlled aggression and finishes plays with authority.

Fontenot had one of the most dominant showings among defensive linemen. At 290 pounds, he is light on his feet with bounce, quickness, and a powerful punch off the snap. He played with great leverage, flexibility, and a high motor. His combination of size, agility, and technique earned him MVP honors for the DL group. Fontenot has all the tools to become an early contributor and high level recruit.

Fontenot has the tools to dominate in the trenches and is already making his presence felt. Standing at 6’0” and 275 pounds, he combines nimble feet with a quick first step to consistently be disrupt plays. His powerful punch and violent hands make him a force to be reckoned with, while his excellent short-area quickness allows him to excel in tight spaces. As Fontenot continues to mature and refine his game, he’s poised to become a standout name in the Houston area under the Friday night lights.