By far the most proven prospect among the Huskies’ roster, Sam Dulas Sam Dulas 6'3" | 280 lbs | OL Owatonna | 2027 State MN will be one of the premier faces for Owatonna in 2026. A powerful RT who packs a strong punch at the point of contact, Dulas possesses the skillset to seal the edge and contain speedy pass-rushers outside of the pocket, giving very little leeway to work with for defenders, and he is one of the most aggressive blockers at the point of contact, showing that he has what it takes to maintain a high motor throughout all 48 minutes of the game. After an impressive offseason, Dulas committed to Sioux Falls at the next level, and he will look to round out his high school career by bringing Owatonna back on to the right track.

PRZMN was very much on the hunt for Lake of 10,000 Lakes’ prospects at South Dakota State’s second & final prospect camp of the summer, and we were delighted to see an Owatonna Husky in attendance in Brookings. A highly-touted OL from the MN 2027 class, Dulas measured in at 6’2 1/4″, 275.2 lbs., with a massive 6’8″ wingspan and 9 1/2″ hands, and he recorded some impressive testing times at his size as well.

Dulas displayed strong initial strike gets up and under rushing DL, effectively I may add, and he does a good job of keeping his feet active post contact. The 507 OL can absorb strong power rushes when he drops that anchor and sinks his hips post-contact, and he owns great balance, and love how he adjusts and constantly works for ideal interior hand placement throughout a rep and rush attempt. He had a particularly strong rep and win against a well-built fellow 5A EDGE that required very quick feet, a good get-off from the snap, and the strength and foot step to cut off an explosive edge rusher and disallow him from turning the corner or running the hoop at the top of the arc. SMSU offered thanks to his performance at camp, and Dulas earned an offer from FCS St. Thomas a couple days later in St. Paul.

Sam Dulas Sam Dulas 6'3" | 280 lbs | OL Owatonna | 2027 State MN was the face of the trenches for the Huskies. His strength is impressive to note, maxing out with a 450 lb squat and a 330 lb bench, and that strength was key in blocking for their run game which averaged over 167 rushing yards per game last season. A mauling Right Tackle who explodes off the ball, shows great knee bend and a wide base, and consistently being able to take his defenders down to the ground. A stout, hard-nosed blocker who excels in driving defenders back, Dulas’ is a raw, but very promising power blocker who continues to get stronger with each passing season.

Bringing some well-needed size, girth, and mauling ability to the Minnesota 2027 OL class, Owatonna’s Sam Dulas Sam Dulas 6'3" | 280 lbs | OL Owatonna | 2027 State MN was a sophomore starter on one of the more balanced and explosive offenses in the state, as well as one that went deep in the Class 5A playoffs, finishing as the state semifinalist in 2024. Dulas was an All-District HM selection last season, as the multi-sport athlete also benches 310 pounds and squats 315, showing that strength and power on the gridiron, as Dulas plays with a ton of physical authority and is a dominating presence and finisher in both run and pass settings.

As a right tackle, Dulas‘ crushing strength and finishing ability leave quite an impression on tape, as he easily gets opponents off balance and on their heels after initial contact thanks to his heavy hands, where he then demonstrates nonstop leg drive whistle to whistle while trying his best to put an opponent on his back with his full weight on top of them every rep. Dulas is also mobile and athletic, and can smoothly and effectively work and climb to the second level and out on the perimeter, as he does a great of closing on second and third-level defenders, breaking down and dropping his hips in space, getting his hands on effectively, and wiping them out of the play. He is comfortable in space and athletic enough to get out on the perimeter and lead block to shut down quicker LBs and DBs with ease, experienced and heavy-handed in pass pro, and overall displays a balanced and physical skillset beyond your normal sophomore offensive linemen. Really hope we get some eyes on this kid in April for our Minnesota Combine Series.