06/10/2026
The Baker University Prospect Combine powered by Revive Performance showed that the skilled and big skilled groups had depth beyond the headline names.
Ayden Frack brought athleticism, explosiveness, and the top long agility mark of the combine.
Carson McCall showed high-level short-space athleticism and one of the best jumping profiles in the field.
Zach Dowhower flashed big skilled movement traits that could become much more valuable with added size.
Cole Ranieri emerged as a Class of 2028 quarterback watchlist prospect with frame and agility.
Austin Ramthun showed verified speed that college coaches notice.
Braylon Doleman brought one of the more balanced athletic profiles of the day.
Landon Traver looked like a compact, fast, explosive athlete with a strong frame for his height.
Not all of these athletes are finished products. Most are not supposed to be.
That is what makes events like the Baker University Prospect Combine valuable. They give athletes a snapshot of where they are, what they do well, and what needs to improve next.
For college coaches, the data creates a reason to watch the film.
For athletes, it creates a development plan.
And for several skilled and big skilled prospects at Baker, it created momentum worth carrying into the rest of the summer.
The Baker University Prospect Combine enhanced athlete recruitment, revealing depth beyond the champions. Held in Baldwin City, it provided athletes verified testing, positional work, and competiti…
