A do it all free safety, Bennett is looking to get back in gear after missing a few games and provide the immense value he gives to the back end of the secondary. He plays with great instincts and field vision, playing the centerfielder role when needed and also flashing man-up ability. While strong in the passing game, Bennett is remarkable as a run stopper, filling lanes before they open and crashing downhill with great burst. He moves sideline to sideline with little wasted movement and thrives at collecting himself and firing out of his hips to wrap up and finish tackles. With 31 total tackles and 3 PBUs in just four games this season, don’t be surprised if Thompson finds his way to his first interception tonight. He holds offers from schools such as Utah, UNLV, and Navy.

Another senior captain for the Chaps, Bennett is a high-motor, run-stopping safety that flies around the field with intentionality. Already piling up 23 tackles in 3 games so far this season, Thompson gets downhill quickly and thrives at collecting himself to finish tackles. He displays great instincts in both the running and passing game. His footwork is polished, and his loose hips allow him to recover. Bennett will be an extremely important piece in a potential Chaps W. He holds offers from schools such as Navy, Yale, and New Mexico.

Thompson is a rangy and instinctive defensive back with a knack for making plays. He reads the quarterback well and has the ball skills to turn coverage opportunities into takeaways. Whether he’s in man or zone, Thompson stays disciplined in his technique and isn’t afraid to come downhill and help in run support. His length and closing speed give him the ability to cover ground quickly.

Bennett is a fast reacting linebacker with good instincts and solid tackling ability. He reads the offense well and moves quickly to close running lanes. His effort never wavers ; he pursues plays sideline to sideline and competes on every down.

Bennett shows promise in coverage, using his quickness to stay with tight ends and backs. While still refining some technique, his work ethic and physicality make him a player with strong upside and the potential to be a key contributor at the next level.

The star senior for the powerhouse Austin program has the traits of a space linebacker, with the range and ball skills that allow him to flourish as a high safety. Bennett has a nose for knocking the ball free, along with impressive lateral quickness. These abilities, along with his pro-level instincts, led to 87 tackles, 2 picks, 9 breakups, and 2 forced fumbles. Bennett gets downhill in a hurry and consistently breaks up deep balls over the middle of the field. As he continues to improve in man coverage, Bennett will be a stat sheet stuffer in 2025 and build upon his 10 current offers, which include Utah, Navy, and Air Force.