Quinton Dixon is a junior defensive lineman at Bartlesville High School with the frame and the movement numbers to develop into a real trench piece. At 6-3 and 230 pounds he has the length college coaches want, and a 405-pound deadlift with a 315-pound squat points to the anchor strength and drive that hold a point of attack.
The agility testing is the surprise. A 6.23 three-cone and a 4.99 shuttle at his size are strong marks — that is the change-of-direction quality needed to work down the line, stay on a block and redirect in a phone booth. A 215-pound power clean backs up the explosive hip extension behind his first step, and the DL/OL listing gives a staff two ways to develop him.
He started four games as a sophomore and has spring-ball film on file. The academic line is a genuine differentiator here: a 28 on the ACT alongside a 3.2 GPA clears the bar at academic-first programs a lot of linemen cannot reach. As a junior, Dixon's window is opening now.
Junior lineman at 6-3, 230 with a 6.23 three-cone and a 28 ACT