Texas State’s Kenny Haynes brings proven run-production instincts and a high-upside defensive frame
Kenny Haynes looks like an intriguing linebacker fit because he arrives at Texas State with a productive football résumé and proven toughness: Texas State lists him as a former district MVP who rushed for 2,184 yards and 32 touchdowns in high school, while MaxPreps says he ranked nationally and in Texas among elite stat leaders[2][1]. That background suggests athleticism, physicality, and competitive edge, even if his college linebacker production is still developing. If you want a player with size, versatility, and clear upside rather than a finished product, Haynes is worth watching closely[3][9].
