In total, 11,390 scholarships are available annually for high school players to play football at the FBS level. Out of over 1 million high school players, around just 4.1% of the athletes finally make the cut into college football squads. And amongst them, actually making it as a starter in the team is even less, with numbers standing at around less than 2%. Kimauri Farmer of Carrollton High was set to be one of those 2% players, but as per recent reports, all of it is coming crashing down.
Having a dual athletic background of track and field and football propelled him to become one of the highly talented running backs in the country. It’s not every day that you post 11.08 in a 100-meter sprint, 40-10.75 in triple jump, and run for 1,433 yards as a sophomore with 22 touchdowns. Truly, the sky was the limit for him as he bagged more than 20 college offers and finally laid down his commitment to Liberty Flames last month for the 2026 class.
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