Kenneth Harper is a senior cornerback at New Braunfels High in Texas, and his calling card is the number that matters most at the position: a verified 4.51 forty. At 5-10 and 162 pounds he has the recovery speed to live on an island and the athletic versatility to wear the ATH tag alongside it.
The strength numbers hold their own for a cover man. A 225-pound bench and a 315-pound squat at 162 pounds is real functional strength — the kind that shows up pressing a receiver at the line and finishing a tackle in run support rather than only in coverage.
Two clips are on file: a full CB/ATH Hudl profile and a junior mixtape that also shows him at running back. That second reel is the more interesting of the two, because a corner who carries the ball is a corner with ball skills and vision, and it backs the ATH listing with something concrete. Harper carries an ONE11 two-star grade against Texas competition that tests him every Friday — and as a senior, he is evaluable right now.
Senior Texas corner with a verified 4.51 and a junior mixtape at RB