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Football · Class of 2026

Dreshaun Ross

Pos
ATH
Height
6-3
Weight
195
Class
2026
High School
Fort Dodge
Hometown
Fort Dodge, IA
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Composite★★★★★
0.8650
Natl
1336
ATH
90
IA
11

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

Status
Uncommitted

Around them in the 2026 rankings

  1. 1336Lawrence MotonS · VeteransTulane
  2. 1336Jeremy George-ElIOL · Knoxville CatholicTennessee
  3. 1336Javen HallRB · Washington HighOklahoma State
  4. 1336Jorden PrinceRB · Beckville
  5. 1336Maurice BarnesLB · Bishop McDevitt
  6. 1336Kelston TarverRB · Carver
  7. 1336Destin MitchellTE · St. Frances Academy
  8. 1336Dreshaun RossATH · Fort Dodge
  9. 1336Dominik KosznickiOT · Chippewa ValleyMiami (OH)
  10. 1336Chayce BurtonRB · Louisville MaleCH
  11. 1336Donovan CrowRB · Central Phenix CitySouth Alabama
  12. 1336Marquez WimberlyRB · NazarethWashington State
  13. 1336Maddox HunstadTE · BeachsideBowling Green
  14. 1336Bryce WilliamsS · St. CloudMiddle Tennessee
  15. 1336Braylon AgeeWR · Park HillNorthern Illinois
  16. 1336AJ TarvinCB · HattiesburgLouisiana Tech
  17. 1336Brayden MatthewsLB · McEachernJacksonville State
  18. 1336Aiden KnoxWR · Clinton
  19. 1336Marcus Page Jr.IOL · North ForneyRice
  20. 1336Kaleb SmithWR · Tampa JesuitJames Madison
  21. 1336Donald AkhibiOT · New ManchesterFlorida State
Full player rankings →

Top ATHs in the class

  1. 3Lamar BrownATH · University LabLSU
  2. 43Salesi MoaATH · FremontUtah
  3. 58Jermaine BishopATH · WillisTexas
  4. 71Joel WyattATH · OaklandTennessee
  5. 127Legend BeyATH · North ForneyOhio State
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