Football · Class of 2026

DeZephen Walker

Pos
RB
Height
5-11
Weight
190
Class
2026
High School
Raymore-Peculiar
Hometown
Peculiar, MO
Composite★★★★★
0.8900
Natl
487
RB
33
MO
5

Industry composite via CollegeFootballData. Position and state ranks are its order within the class.

Oklahoma
Committed
Oklahoma

Around them in the 2026 rankings

  1. 484Darrell CareyS · DeMatha CatholicMaryland
  2. 485Trashawn RuffinDL · North DuplinNorth Carolina
  3. 486EJ KellyRB · KleinSMU
  4. 487Alex WardATH · IMG AcademyColorado
  5. 487DeZephen WalkerRB · Raymore-PeculiarOklahoma
  6. 487Jared SmithIOL · StockbridgeRutgers
  7. 487Josiah HopeDL · North HardinPurdue
  8. 487Keenan BrittLB · OxfordSouth Carolina
  9. 487Anthony Kennedy Jr.DL · Little Rock CentralArkansas
  10. 487Dane BathurstLB · CarmelOklahoma
  11. 487Mike BrownWR · Legacy the School of Sport SciencesTexas A&M
  12. 487Jarius RodgersEDGE · Fleming IslandSyracuse
  13. 487Ace MartinRB · Port Arthur MemorialTCU
  14. 487Anthony JonesDL · Crean LutheranOregon
  15. 487Zykie HeltonIOL · CarrolltonGeorgia
  16. 487Javeion CooperOT · Melbourne Central CatholicSyracuse
  17. 487Jayden McGregoryATH · West Des Moines ValleyMissouri
  18. 487Jermaine KinslerDL · Bergen CatholicTexas A&M
  19. 487Jordan CrutchfieldS · Vero BeachFlorida State
  20. 487Amier ClarkeDL · OsceolaGeorgia Tech
  21. 487Sefa SackeyEDGE · Deer ParkWake Forest
Full player rankings →

Top RBs in the class

  1. 12Savion HiterRB · Louisa CountyMichigan
  2. 15EJ CrowellRB · JacksonAlabama
  3. 50KJ EdwardsRB · CarthageTexas A&M
  4. 82Jonathan Hatton Jr.RB · Cibolo SteeleOklahoma
  5. 87Deshonne RedeauxRB · Oaks ChristianUSC
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