WATCH: High School Quarterback Scores the Insanest Touchdown of the Year

Jaren Kanak, a four-star rated athlete, is one of the country’s top pure athletes. He has a 10.37-second 100-meter sprint time and is 6-foot-2 and 210 pounds. Kanak, a Clemson recruit, can now also brag about one of the more bruising touchdown runs of the season.

During the matchup between between the Hays HS and Maize HS, Kanak bowled over five defenders and broke a sixth tackle on his way to the end zone for a 61-yard touchdown. Unfortunately, he couldn’t lead his team to victory. The Hays lost 48-26 to the Maize on Friday night.

Who is Jaren Kanak? Why is he making all the news?

According to the 247Sports Composite, Jaren Kanak is a four-star prospect who is the best player in Kansas and the No. 11 athlete in the class of 2022. As per The Hays Daily News, he is listed at 6-foot-2, 210 pounds and is projected to play linebacker at Clemson.

For a player well endowed with physicality and mentality, it was natural that he had a lot of suitors. According to sources at 247Sports Composite, Kanak had over 33 other offers, including Alabama, Georgia, Michigan, Oklahoma, and Penn State, as well as in-state school Kansas and Kansas State but the young quarterback chose the Tigers

Kanak Scores A video game goal against Maize (Kansas) High School

Jaren Kanak, a four-star commit to Clemson, is fast, as everyone who follows Clemson football recruiting knows. Calling him fast would be an understatement as he is blistering! He is so fast that the two-sport athlete once ran the second-fastest 100-meter mark in Kansas during the track season.

However, you may not be aware of Kanak’s immense power. As he barrelled his way to a 61-yard score on Friday, the Hays (Kansas) High School athlete trucked five defenders and broke through one more tackle. Seriously, when you look at this Touch Down, it’s hard to differentiate between real life and a Madden simulation. It almost seems like he cranked up his Madden sliders and slammed the hit stick through over a half-dozen opponents on his way to the end zone on this run.