Hoban Prepares for 2026 Football Season with Strong Returning Core
Archbishop Hoban High School looks ahead to the 2026 campaign, highlighting returning stars, notable transfers and a challenging non‑conference schedule.
Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Jaiden Daniels across Football.
Archbishop Hoban High School looks ahead to the 2026 campaign, highlighting returning stars, notable transfers and a challenging non‑conference schedule.
A look at the key storylines, from roster moves and quarterback talent to conference shifts, that could finally end the region's title drought
Keontae "Ke" Hollis Jr., a 5‑foot‑9, 168‑pound sophomore from Berkner High School in Richardson, Texas, has transferred to Hoban football. He brings a 728‑yard rushing season, elite speed and strength metrics, and will compete for playing time with Kahlil Diming and Jaiden Daniels.
The latest USA Today Network rankings reveal a flood of Division I offers, dramatic moves and new commitments across the Akron‑Canton area.
The Ball State football program announced the commitment of Archbishop Hoban standout Jaiden Daniels, a four‑star defensive back, as part of a strong 2027 class that also features defensive backs Amare Mitchell, Demond Green and Sebastian Moore.
Amare Mitchell, a 6‑foot‑3, 220‑pound linebacker from Canton McKinley High School, announced his commitment to Ball State University, joining a defensive cohort that includes safety Demond Green, cornerback Jaiden Daniels and cornerback Sebastian Moore.