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Raleek Brown

 

Raleek Brown
5’-9” 195 lbs
Position: RB
Hometown: Santa Ana, CA
Current Team: Texas Longhorns

Raleek Brown – Get to Know Him

High School – Edison Chargers / Mater Dei Monarchs

Raleek Brown first emerged as a high-level prospect at Edison High School in Huntington Beach, California, where his speed and playmaking ability quickly drew regional and national attention. He later transferred to national powerhouse Mater Dei High School in Santa Ana, where he solidified his reputation as one of the most electric players in the 2022 recruiting class. Known for his elite speed, explosiveness, and open-field ability, Brown became one of the top all-purpose backs in the country and a key contributor on a dominant Mater Dei team competing at the highest level of high school football.

Major Milestones

  • Emerged as a standout prospect at Edison High School
  • Transferred to Mater Dei High School, a national powerhouse program
  • Consensus elite national recruit in the 2022 recruiting class
  • Helped lead Mater Dei to an undefeated season and CIF State Open Division championship
  • Earned multiple postseason honors, including All-CIF and regional all-star recognition

College – USC Trojans / Arizona State Sun Devils / Texas Longhorns

Brown began his college career at USC, where he saw early action as a freshman and flashed big-play ability as both a runner and receiver. Role changes and injuries limited his impact during his time with the Trojans, leading him to seek a fresh start via the transfer portal. He transferred to Arizona State, where he returned to his natural running back position and ultimately delivered a breakout season that reestablished his national profile. Following that resurgence, Brown entered the transfer portal again and committed to the University of Texas, arriving as one of the top running back transfers in the country.

Major Milestones

  • Signed with USC as part of the 2022 recruiting class
  • Transitioned from running back to wide receiver during his USC tenure
  • Transferred to Arizona State to resume full-time running back role
  • Breakout season at Arizona State, reestablishing national profile
  • Entered the transfer portal as one of the top running back transfers in college football
  • Committed to the University of Texas