Louie is the most under recruited player in the state. He’s been extremely efficient in his time at West High. He’s added weight, strength and physicality to his game. He has soft hands, can be used as a receiver out of the backfield or lined up out wide. He runs actual routes and has clean footwork. As a runner, he has excellent vision and has the lateral burst to make the closing cutback lane. He has the physicality to survive initial contact and get through the first level, from there he has the power to finish off his runs or can use his speed to get to the edge. He is a willing between the tackles runner and fights for the tough yards. He is exceptional.

Louie has been an exceptional running back and a player who doesn’t get enough attention. He is a sure-handed receiver. Runs actual routes and can line up in the slot and make defenders miss in the open field, and he put on the necessary weight to be a full-time bell cow. As a runner, he shows good patience behind the line, has the vision and lateral quickness needed to find and get through a closing gap. He does a good job of fighting through initial contact and, once at the second level, has the speed to get to the edge and the power to finish off his runs and punish a defense. He is a complete back.

Louie has been exceptional this season, and he’s improved his contact balance, power, and overall speed. He is a durable, complete running back who is effective on the ground and as a receiver. This past weekend, against Cyprus had six rushing touchdowns and could have had seven, if it wasn’t for a holding penalty. Louie is an under-recruited running back who has the frame and skill set to play on Saturdays. He should find a home in recruiting soon.

Louie put on good size this offseason, and that’s made him a more complete back to handle a bell-cow role. He showcases great vision and has good contact balance and physical play strength. He has soft hands and is a weapon in the receiving game, and can run routes from the backfield or in the slot. He’s an exciting prospect.

Louie is an exceptional running back. He is a three-down back and the offseason size that he’s put on has allowed him to be a more physical, bruising running back. He does well finishing off his runs and lowering his pads to deliver a hit on the opposing defender. He has great vision and explosive laterally. That short burst allows him to make defenders miss and he has the quickness to get to the edge and race him. He has soft hands, and not only is he a receiving back, but if matched up against a backer, his footwork and agility are too good and he’ll be a mismatch in the receiving game. He runs routes and just doesn’t take dump-offs. He’s a running back who is being overlooked right now and should continue to garner offers. He’s had a great start to the season and that will continue as region play commences.

Louie is one of the most complete running backs in the class. He’s added good size this offseason and his footwork is phenomenal. His vision has always been one of his calling cards, and he has the lateral quickness to find a hole and make a defender miss. He has good speed and showcases good contact balance. He won’t go down to an arm tackle. He’s a great back in the class and should garner additional offers as he is a D1 prospect. He’s also a weapon as a receiver and runs actual routes. Plenty to like with Louie.

Hamilton added good size in the offseason and he showcased great vision and lateral quickness throughout the night and did a good job finishing off his run and showcasing his power. The size that he put on didn’t hinder his quickness and added to his ability to endure the rigors of the season and the workload. He looked great against Timpview and singlehandedly wore down that defense.

Hamilton is poised for an exceptional season and the Swiss army knife of the offense will be used everywhere. He can line up in the slot, be motioned out, take direct snaps and be a traditional running back. He showcases great vision, elusiveness and has good physicality to his game. His footwork is excellent and he’ll be asked to pick up chunk yards against this aggressive Timpview front seven.

Hamilton is a Swiss Army athlete. He can be a bell cow back, can be lined up in the slot, and motioned out wide in space to get the ball and make defenders miss in the open field. Hamilton has good vision, has great footwork, soft hands that don’t fight the ball, moves well laterally, and the wiggle to make defenders miss. His versatility makes him a mismatch and can counter any defense that can be planned ahead of time. He’s going to get regionally recruited.

Hamilton had an exceptional evening and showcased his versatility. He lined up in the backfield, out wide and as a corner. That versatility makes him an exciting recruit for the class. Hamilton showcases soft hands, easily catches outside his frame and ran some nice routes. He held up on defense during the 1v1’s. He’s a chess piece and is a D1 recruit. His recruiting should pick up as he’ll be a gadget/glue guy at the next level. A great showing for him.