Keegan entered his sophomore year as an under-the-radar player on the watchlist before putting on an incredible performance last season, landing him just inside of the top 50 overall and just outside of the top five in the position group. He is a raw athlete with significant upside as a college prospect. He does a fantastic job at disrupting passes by playing the ball in the air and through the hands of the receiver.Keegan was a safety who converted to cornerback for his team, but it is likely that his skills in off-coverage will make him a legitimate safety prospect for college programs. Keegan’s physical playing style and instincts made him one of the better pass disrupters in the state.

Keegan was tested a lot last season and proved to be a serious lockdown corner for his team. He is an aggressive player who uses his physicality and confidence to disrupt the receiver’s timing and play the ball in the air or through the hands. His quick acceleration and overall speed allow him to run with almost everyone who lines up across from him. Keegan is another player who had a standout sophomore season, making him a player to add to the prospect boards. 

Keegan had an outstanding season as a starting corner, earning his place in the spotlight and onto the radar. His explosiveness when breaking on the ball allows him to disrupt catches and shutdown plays, which helped him rack up 19 total pass breakups. He can flip the switch and play with the mentality of a fierce competitor, making him an asset to the defense. Keegan popped up on the radar during his impressive sophomore year, so expect him to have a breakout season this fall.