Mbakwe had a big time performance in a tough loss to North Crowley in the Regional Seminfinals. In the first half, he was outstanding and he paced the Coppell offense. Mbakwe rushed for 133 yards and 3 touchdowns. He is the total package of power running, elite quickness and speed to make big runs. He runs with excellent pad level and his ability to break tackles at initial contact, makes him a difficult back to bring down. College programs should take a hard look at the senior playmaker, who has the skill set to play at the next level,

Mbakwe set the tone for Coppell’s ground game in their dominant first-round playoff win. The dynamic running back carried the ball 14 times for 101 yards and two touchdowns, showcasing his ability to make big plays when it mattered most.

Mbakwe’s key moment came on a 59-yard touchdown run that electrified the Cowboys’ offense and helped secure the victory. His blend of speed and power has made him a focal point of Coppell’s offensive attack. He will undoubtedly be a player to watch as the Cowboys head into the second round of the playoffs.

Mbakwe is a patient runner with excellent vision in the hole, he reads and sets up his blocks well and he gets north in a hurry with quickness and elite burst. He is shifty in space with the ability to make defenders miss in the open field and he has the speed to separate at the second level. He is a offensive weapon in the passing game out of the backfield, showing reliable hands and the ability to beat linebackers one on one in the open field. Coppell is a top ten team in Texas in 6A and a district champion as they head into the playoffs. Omarion’s playmaking ability at the running back position will be key as the Cowboys look to make a deep playoff run.