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Chase Pearsall Recruiting Profile

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The UNLV defense looks to replace some big pieces in 2025. Chase Pearsall could be a good start to fill the void left by Jackson Woodard, who left for the NFL after a great career with the Rebels. Pearsall has offers reported from the Big 12, Big 10, and one SEC offer in Missouri. The competition for the Rebels will be steep to close this playmaking linebacker.

Chase Pearsall

  • Position: Linebacker 
  • High School: Lee’s Summit North 
  • Hometown: Lee’s Summit, Missouri 
  • Measurables: Height: 6’1” | Weight: 215 lbs.

Key Strengths:

  • Cover Ability
  • Comfort in space
  • Physicality

College Offers:

  • Illinois
  • Kansas
  • Kansas State
  • Missouri
  • Nebraska
  • UNLV

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Breakdown: 

Pearsall is what you traditionally hear described as a sideline to sideline linebacker. He’s somewhat of a ballhawk as he often ends up with the ball in his hands or creates opportunities for his teammates to force a turnover. Turnovers are gamechanging plays and Pearsall has a knack for forcing the opposition into mistakes. Continuing the theme for UNLV defensive recruits, Pearsall’s film shows versatility of both rushing the passer and dropping into coverage while being comfortable in space, with the cherry on top being a nice blocked punt. 

We will stay locked in to see if Zach Arnett and his defensive staff can secure this versatile linebacker target for the 2025 campaign.  

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D Rob is a lifetime Coach and trainer of all sports who began working as a consultant and analyst behind the scenes in 2020. In 2022 began his tenure in front of the camera as part of the Warchant Gameday crew, providing feedback and analysis during the "Warchant Watch Along" show, a distinctive opportunity for fans who want to watch the game from the perspective of a former player and Coach. His time on that show spawned appearances on "Sunday Smash" and his own show "FSU Film Breakdown" ( In which he uses All 22 film footage) digging deeper into the concepts, schemes and plays that are writing the story of the season for Florida State and its opponents. D Rob also provides a unique prospective assessment of coaches and recruits as he coached in the college ranks for many years, coaches and trains athletes currently. Dominic, a California native, played both baseball and football at FSU from 2001-2004 currently runs 3D Sports Performance out of Phoenix, Arizona and works as a consultant

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