disruptive Inglewood defender now bringing his range to Southern Utah
Kasahn Johnson earned attention as a high-impact defender at Inglewood, where he posted 80 total tackles, 53 solo tackles, 4 interceptions, and 10 passes defended in the 2024-25 season, showing rare production for a defensive back/box defender[4]. Earlier coverage described him as a relentless playmaker who piled up 50 solo tackles and 24 assisted tackles in a season, underscoring his tackle volume and impact around the ball[2]. For a team, his appeal is clear: he looks like a physical, instinctive, high-motor defender who can finish plays and create turnovers, though current Southern Utah game-by-game output is not available in the results provided[6][4].
