The newest FAB 50 high school football rankings have been released, spotlighting the Houston area’s most influential seniors as they gear up for the 2026 season.
Leading the list is running back Randle Williams‑Callis, whose 2025 campaign featured a staggering 10.8 yards per carry, 3,502 rushing yards and 59 touchdowns, establishing him as the region’s most productive back.
Among the top receivers, Jason Easter, a Texas Tech commit, amassed 89 catches for 1,309 yards and 19 scores, underscoring his playmaking ability and earning him a spot among the elite.
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Alvin Mosley, an Ole Miss prospect, recorded 67 receptions for 1,138 yards and 20 touchdowns, garnering All‑Greater Houston honors and drawing attention from several major college programs.
Edge rusher Kaden McCarty, headed to Texas A&M, posted 12 sacks and 26 tackles for loss, a performance that earned him Under Armour All‑American recognition.
Offensive tackle Kennedy Brown, also a Texas A&M recruit, earned a spot in the Under Armour All‑America Game, reflecting his status as a coveted line prospect.
Quarterback Carson White, committed to Oklahoma State, compiled 1,963 passing yards and 32 touchdowns, presenting a dual‑threat skill set that has attracted considerable buzz.
All‑purpose standout Dillon Mitchell of C.E. King added a 79‑yard kickoff return touchdown among his three special‑teams scores, averaging 19.3 yards per touch throughout the season.
Four Houston‑area schools—Shadow Creek, Cypress Ranch, College Park and Atascocita—each contributed three selections, highlighting the depth of talent across the region.
Defensive linemen and edge rushers accounted for eleven of the 50 spots, the highest concentration of any position, while Texas Tech, Houston, Texas and Oklahoma each saw three of their commits represented.
The rankings weigh past production, postseason accolades, recruiting assessments and projected impact, offering a comprehensive snapshot of which players are poised to shape Houston football in the coming year.