Was an all-region player as a junior and is well on his way to similar success as a senior. A well-built player with a low center of gravity. Is a scrappy athlete in the short areas who strains with each rep and fights for yards. Has solid burst in the short areas. Should be viewed as someone who can produce at a small school level given how he attacks every rep.

A sleeper do-it-all athlete from Savannah, Holland may not be physically imposing, but he’s a natural athlete who plays hard and was consistently one of the better players in his region last season. He runs well and can change direction while being able to run with authority at 5-foot-11 180-pound frame. The productive ball-carrier ran for over 1,000 yards last season as a junior with 13 touchdowns. He also played quarterback, throwing for 633 yards and three touchdowns. The small-school standout has a chance to lit up the stat sheet during his final senior season in 2026.

A sleeper junior back to know in Savannah, Holland is a tough runner with a knack for eluding defenders. He’s a physical runner who runs behind his pads, breaks tackles, and can put the offense on his back. Holland may not have ran against the best competition, but he still brought max-effort every game and it led to a monster season where he ran for over 1,000 yards and 13 touchdowns, averaging 5.3 yards per rush. He hit the 100-yard mark times along with a big 200-yard game down the stretch during the season. The private school back also plays quarterback and lined up defensively at linebacker. Look for Holland to put up similar numbers, or even better, as a senior in 2026.