Football · Class of 2026

Thomas Cook Jr.

Pos
CB
Height
6-0
Weight
175
Class
2026
High School
North Crowley
Hometown
Fort Worth, TX
Composite★★★★★
0.8433
Natl
2469
CB
217
TX
328

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

Colorado State
Committed
Colorado State

Around them in the 2026 rankings

  1. 2469Johnny Casey Jr.WR · Evangel Christian AcademyLouisiana Tech
  2. 2469Xavious Anderson Jr.LB · CallawaySouth Alabama
  3. 2469Cameron VasquezWR · Bishop Amat
  4. 2469Peyton McCutcheonEDGE · MillikanSacramento State
  5. 2469Jonathan GranbyATH · Fellowship Christian SchoolMichigan State
  6. 2469Ethan BeckmanIOL · Prior LakeNorth Dakota
  7. 2469Thomas Cook Jr.CB · North CrowleyColorado State
  8. 2469Chancellor SparksRB · ParkerMiami (OH)
  9. 2469Austin TremblayIOL · Liberty Christian AcademyLiberty
  10. 2469Kareem PruittATH · Orchard Lake St. Mary'sMassachusetts
  11. 2469Dylan DensonWR · American HeritageTroy
  12. 2469William HathcockIOL · Taylor CountyJacksonville State
  13. 2469Cameron SimmonsEDGE · BufordBowling Green
  14. 2469Dujuan DavisIOL · Clearwater Central CatholicNorth Carolina
  15. 2469Tae'Sean RobinsonWR · SumnerDelaware
  16. 2469Teagan LindseyOT · CallisburgTexas State
  17. 2469Dallas Gaius-AnyaegbuTE · Millard SouthFresno State
  18. 2469Cooper DainesIOL · MeadWashington State
Full player rankings →

Top CBs in the class

  1. 8Brandon ArringtonCB · Mount MiguelTexas A&M
  2. 20John Meredith IIICB · North CrowleyTexas
  3. 24Khary AdamsCB · Loyola BlakefieldNotre Dame
  4. 25Jay TimmonsCB · Pine-RichlandOhio State
  5. 29Jorden EdmondsCB · SprayberryAlabama
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