Duncanville High School

You know what I'm saying? I love Keevin Russell, man.

Thank you, Duncanville.

High School, thank you for Keevin Russell.

I'm the DF dog, baby.

Who is Bryson Kennedy? Who is Bryson Kennedy? At first glance, he is a young quarterback prospect with the kind of profile that makes people stop and look twice.

His listing shows a high school quarterback standing six feet two and weighing two hundred and ten pounds, coming out of Duncanville High School in Duncanville, Texas, as part of the class of 2029.

That is not a full biography, but it is enough to sketch the outline of a player whose football journey is already being noticed.

In the language of the game, that kind of the early profile signals potential, structure, and expectation.

Let's say who we're talking about.

We're talking about Duncanville, North Crowley, Waxahachie, or a Mansfield school probably.

Yeah, yeah.

Tough, tough, tough.

And we knew it when he's coming out.

Duncanville High, five-star kid, and he looked every bit of that.

I can't wait.

Alabama fans, obviously, the Saban era is over with, right? And it's never going to be like that again.

Her mom, Kenya Larkin, played point guard for Texas.

Uh, was a tremendous player out of Duncanville High School.

Uh, so- Big time.

When number one player in America is a legacy, you better get her.

So, uh, one quick note and shout-out to, uh, our own Jerry Hamilton for pointing this out.

Michaela Landers' mother, Kenya Larkin Landers, a product of Duncanville High School, also in the Metroplex, played at Trinity Valley Community College, then played two seasons as a point guard at Texas, uh, under Jody Conradt.

But Blake, you look at Michaela Landers' numbers, obviously the .639 batting average stands out, but the 25 home runs, that is a DFW single-season record, and 105 RBI, Blake, that is a state single-season record she set-

Whew

Some people had him as the number one player in the country in the class of 2025.

Keylon Russell played at Duncanville High School.

Tremendous program just outside of Dallas, Texas.

All of that fits, but he's very green.

Five star, some people had him as the number one quarterback in the class of 2025, and some people flat out had him as the number one recruit in the country.

He's from Duncanville High School in Texas, just outside of Fort Worth/Dallas area.

He is very, very talented, but he's still making a few errors here and there.

They certainly didn't look smooth against Kentucky, especially in the first half, but the run game got going and I'll show that next.