Kennedy McDowell
Status:
Uncommitted
HIGH SCHOOL

Kennedy McDowell

Defensive End
6′4″ / 200 lbs
Frisco, TX
Memorial
Class of 2023
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Arizona State
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Colorado
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Florida International
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Kansas
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Notre Dame
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SMU
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Texas
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Vanderbilt
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Sights & Sounds: 2021 Jimbo Fisher Football Camp, Part 2
Kennedy Mcdowell 2023 DE

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Sights & Sounds: 2021 Jimbo Fisher Football Camp, Part 2
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3 yr ago by Walker Lott
Sights & Sounds: 2021 Jimbo Fisher Football Camp, Part 2
Some of the best high school prospects from across the nation participated in the Jimbo Fisher Football Camp in College Station this week. TexAgs presents highlights of the workouts including Kam Dewberry, Hunter Erb and more.
Three Things: Last weekend's success, camp thoughts & more
3 yr ago by Jason Howell
Three Things: Last weekend's success, camp thoughts & more
As he does every Friday morning, TexAgs' senior recruiting analyst Jason Howell shared another round of his weekly recruiting thoughts, this week focusing on Texas A&M's successful official visit weekend last weekend, takeaways from camp this week and much more.
Three Things: Gut picks for 2022 prospects, spring thoughts & more
3 yr ago by Jason Howell
Three Things: Gut picks for 2022 prospects, spring thoughts & more
As he does every Friday morning, Jason Howell shared another round of his weekly recruiting thoughts during this edition of his Three Things. This week, Howell made some gut picks for a handful of 2022 prospects, his takeaways from the spring and much more.
Around Texas: A round-up of recruiting news in the Lone Star State
3 yr ago by Jason Howell
Around Texas: A round-up of recruiting news in the Lone Star State
Around the state of Texas, decisions are being made, visits are being taken, and offers are being extended as recruiting never stops in this great state. It is time to take a look at the latest happenings on the Lone Star state recruiting front.
Jason Howell
3 yr ago by Jason Howell
Notes on some sleepers and underclassmen
Yesterday at the Trench Bulliez Camp a couple of 2022 sleepers caught my attention. The first is Rogelio Carreon. The 6-5, 305-pound tackle was the most dominating tackle at the event, and he did not lose a rep. Great feet, flexibility and explosion. He is flying under the radar since he is from smalltown Jal (NM). I have heard he is on Texas A&M's radar, and I could see him being a legitimate Texas A&M target. He currently has offers from Illinois State, Nevada, and New Mexico but I bet that changes over time. One more thing, he also has a great nickname, the Great Wall of New Mexico.Another sleeper to watch is Houston (TX) CE King center prospect Van Wells. He checks in at 6-1.5, 300-pounds, but he has long arms, quick feet, and a powerful base. He gets great hand placement, sets and drives and was one of the top athletes on either side of the ball. He has tight end, defensive end, and a basketball background. The highlight tape is also very impressive. He has received some interest from the Aggies along with Oklahoma State, and Washington, and he holds offers from UTSA and Nevada. There were several standout underclassmen, I could see emerging on Texas A&M's radar. DeSoto 2024 DE Caleb Mitchell already has people talking about him as the next big d-lineman out of DeSoto. He started some as a freshman which is incredibly rare for the Eagles and he is already picking up offers and he is on the Aggies radar. Port Arthur Memorial 2023 OL Cayden Bowie was the most impressive underclassman lineman. The frame and feet at 6-4, 255 are going to catch a lot of attention. He did not have any problems handling business yesterday. I see him as a P5 prospect, and a guy who could definitely make a push up the 2023 list when it comes time to rank those guys.A new name to my radar was Clear Falls 2023 DE Serigne Tounkara (Sir-reen). The 6-3, 240-pound defender was the most physically imposing of the underclassmen DL prospects. He definitely passed the eyeball test and then he showed he was a disruptive force in one-on-ones. The only one-on-one I saw him lose was to Bowie and he also won his far share against the PA Memorial OT. I see him as a definite P5 prospect and could see him being a guy the Aggies like a lot down the road.The twitchiest guy off the edge was 2023 Frisco Memorial DE Kennedy McDowell. His first step immediately puts OLs on their heels and he is quick to cut the corner and get to the QB. He is light in the seat right now, but his length and twitch cannot be taught. I profiled several months ago and you guys may remember his uncle is Mookie Blaylock. His twin brother is also a standout centerfielder. So there's plenty of athleticism in his genes.North Dallas 2023 DT Joseph Oluwayemi also showed strong. At 6-2, 265 he already has some nice size, and he does not have much fat on that frame either. He was very raw, but his power and explosion were quick to draw attention. He is also a varsity basketball player and that always gets my attention.Down in the 2024 class North McKinney DE Zion Carter and Arlington Oakridge DT Corre'ion Thomas turned heads. Carter stands in at 6-1, 210 and is also a tight end. I saw him last summer where he was running routes so it was good to see him spend the entire camp coming off the edge. His family has some strong athletic bloodlines his cousin is Creekview TE Sean Sallis and I know of at least a few family members in the past who played college ball. Corre'ion Thomas, also known as Tank, was one of the most dominating DTs regardless of class. This is the second time I have seen him and both times he made short work of the top upperclassmen OLs. He is only 5-9, so we will watch his growth, but if this kid hits 6-1, he is a no doubt national prospect. He is quick and explosive, and he only has one speed. Now for a quick recruiting note, the Aggies are focused on wrapping up the 2021 class and beginning the 2022 class, but could the 2023 class also start here in the near future? Wylie East DE Anthony James has made more than a few posts hinting at a possible commitment decision soon. He did not say when and honestly, it would not surprise me if he decided to hold off for now. I have heard from sources in Dallas the Aggies have positioned themselves well if it does happen. Texas is another school to watch, and he also holds offers from Virginia Tech, Arizona State, Arkansas, Florida State, Georgia, LSU and Utah. Not only would he be an intriguing addition at 6-5, 235, but he is also close to several guys in the 2022 and 2023 class. When we last spoke to him he spoke of bonds with Denton Ryan's Bear Alexander and Anthony Hill to mention a few.
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