In 2022, Tito helped the Marion-Franklin Red Devils to a 6-win season and average 21.1 points per game. He is quick through the hole and shows outstanding athleticism and play speed especially for a RB of his size as he outruns all defenders easily for a long touchdown run. He shows very good physical and mental toughness as he doesn’t shy away from contact when running inside as he breaks tackles from LB with ease. When lining up in the slot, he gets open quickly down the seam and exhibits solid hands as he makes the catch before accelerating to top speed quickly and gaining significant YAC.

I loved what I saw from Glass as a sophomore, and his junior season was no different.  At 6’2 225 pounds, Glass is a bruising running back who runs with great power and vision.  He really doesn’t mess around when he gets the ball, it’s one cut and get north.  At the next level I really like him in a zone run scheme with his one cut ability, vision, and power.  For a bigger back, Glass shows soft hands and the ability to make plays out of the backfield as a receiver.  Tito has MAC offers Toledo, Bowling Green, and Kent State.  Last November he picked up his first Power 5 offer from Kentucky.  With a good summer camp season, I really think that Glass could build on the power 5 momentum.