HBCU NFL Draft Watch: Trey Holly’s Three 200-Yard Games and Ka’Veon Chisolm’s Dominance Up Front Demand Attention

TREY HOLLY | SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY | RB #6

Three 200-Yard Rushing Performances — A Statement of Explosive Production

What separates Trey Holly from an ordinary statistical prospect is his ability to repeatedly produce explosive performances. Holly has recorded three 200-yard rushing games, demonstrating the consistency, explosiveness, and game-changing ability that NFL scouts should investigate.

His latest performance against the opposition was another example of his extraordinary playmaking ability:

• Carries: 16
• Rushing Yards: 206
• Average: 12.9 yards per carry
• Touchdowns: 2
• Longest Run: 44 yards

His reported season production of 1,033 rushing yards and nine touchdowns further establishes his importance to Southern’s offensive attack.

Three 200-yard performances are not something professional evaluators should overlook. Scouts should examine his burst, acceleration, vision, ability to create explosive plays, and consistency as a ball carrier.

KA’VEON CHISOLM | SOUTH CAROLINA STATE | DEFENSIVE #7

Disruptive Presence — Dominating the Trenches

Chisolm presents a different type of professional evaluation opportunity. His impact is felt up front, where defensive physicality, penetration, and disruption can change the outcome of a football game.

His reported season production includes:

• Total Tackles: 31
• Solo Tackles: 17
• Tackles for Loss: 13.5
• Sacks: 9
• Quarterback Hurries: 4
• Forced Fumbles: 2

His latest reported defensive performance also included a line of seven tackles, four solo stops, two sacks, and three tackles for loss, pending confirmation of the player attribution.

Nine sacks and 13.5 tackles for loss demand attention.

NFL scouts should evaluate Chisolm’s ability to penetrate offensive blocking schemes, win at the point of attack, generate pressure, and disrupt opposing backfields.

His ability to consistently affect the pocket and create negative plays makes him a defensive prospect worth tracking.

A MESSAGE TO NFL SCOUTS AND GENERAL MANAGERS

These are two different HBCU prospects with two different paths to professional football.

Trey Holly is demonstrating explosive offensive production with three 200-yard rushing performances.

Ka’Veon Chisolm is demonstrating the disruptive defensive ability and physical presence up front that professional personnel departments should evaluate.

The message to NFL organizations is simple: DO NOT ALLOW CONFERENCE AFFILIATION TO LIMIT TALENT EVALUATION.

Both juniors deserve comprehensive film review, regional scouting attention, and consideration for professional postseason all-star opportunities.

Pittman’s Pocket believes professional evaluation must extend across the entire Division I landscape, including the SWAC and MEAC.

The talent is here. The production is here. The film deserves to be watched.

PITT MAN’S POCKET LLC

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