Seth has already won a OL MVP at our Prep Redzone Dakotas Showcase and rolls in as our OL6 in the 2027 North Dakota class. Talk about a center that can drive the DT into the next area code, that is the first thing you will see on tape to the college coaches out there. Seth has excellent pad-level and it’s developed really nicely in watching him in plenty of live reps and the same can be said about his footwork. The 6’0 270 pounder is a mauler that drives persistently into the second level that if it was me, I would take in a heartbeat if I was a college recruiter due to the pure nastiness, finish, and everything else I mentioned above.

Seth has taken home a OL MVP before at our Prep Redzone Dakotas Showcase, and finished within our top performers this time around in Aberdeen. He was one of the most well-rounded offensive linemen we had in attendance in just about every faucet from his footwork, sound strength, pad-level, and more. The first-team All-Stater has certainly has much improved with his agility with his lower body, as when Seth fired out of his stance at our showcase a couple Sundays ago, I felt a heckueva lot of growth for the now 6’0 270 pounder out of EEK. I said in my Offensive preview pre-showcase that he was be in my top-tier amongst the offensive line group as Seth surely lived up to that hype as our OL3 in this 2027 class.

Another athlete out of Ellendale/Edgeley/Kulm that has is one of a couple that has won an MVP at our Prep Redzone Dakotas Showcases is Seth Irey Seth Irey 6'0" | 268 lbs | OL/DL Ellendale/Edgeley/Kulm | 2027 State ND , who won one in Aberdeen going on a year ago as this showcase will be one to watch in the trenches as Seth and last spring’s OL MVP Mason Bickel Mason Bickel 6'0" | 250 lbs | OL/DL Timber Lake | 2028 State SD are both in attendance in a OL battle I will be watching. Seth is coming off an first team All-State campaign in his junior season, winning with great leverage and pad-level at the center position and being a huge driver into the second level with both of those skillsets. I can tell he’s gotten quicker at firing out his hands from a year ago, so I will be watching Seth closely in Aberdeen on Sunday to see if he can redeem the title.