I believe Rayshaun is one of the only 2029s that cracked my notebook at the Bemidji State Big School Team Camp last week. What was evident with Rayshaun’s live eval is that his route-running ability has gained more three-level burst and twitch than what we saw out of our last live eval this December. He’s always been an athlete that I felt played above his measurables, but from what I saw in Bemidji I felt that he has elevated that stock in the Bruins wide receiving core. Rayshaun surely should be a weapon that should get a lot of targets heading into his sophomore year.

Top 20 for a reason! Fargo South’s freshman receiver demonstrated one of the reasons we have him as a Top 20 player in ND’s 2029 class, running a 4.84 40.

As a prospect who features on both sides of the ball, Barrera pairs his speed with great feet and mobility and promises to be a potential impact player for Fargo South over the next few years. If he continues to develop, we expect to see him making an impact on Saturdays some day.

Another 2029 prospect that caught my attention on Sunday night in Fargo, was Rayshaun Barrera Rayshaun Barrera 5'8" | 140 lbs | WR/DB Fargo South | 2029 State ND out of Fargo South. He showed pure hands in the reps I got to watch and was mobile in adjusting his hands with his ball tracking ability. Another area that enlightned me on Rayshaun showed off with his footwork, as he was agile and fluid in his movement as a route-runner and consistent in early drills as well. He is a 2029 that plays on both sides of the ball for the Bruins that has good awareness for his age that showed it off a couple nights ago.

Rayshaun still has some size and frame that still needs to grow out, but you can’t miss how twitch of a route-runner this young man is out of Fargo South. He seems to get constant seperation especially on intermediate and shorter routes for the most part is where he seems to get the post with his growing agility. One of the best areas I believe Rayshaun shows off is his pass-catching ability around the edges with some high traffic areas, as he seems to have persistent hands regardless of where the ball angle comes in from the QB. Surely a 2029 to watch for the Bruins in the coming years.