Class of 2022 Recruit Spotlight: Barbe High School RB Tylan Ceasar

by Jennifer Williams

Tylan Ceasar is a running back and wide receiver out of Barbe High School. In 2020, which was his junior year, Ceasar transferred to Kinder High School because Barbe decided not to have a football program due to Hurricane Laura. While playing for Kinder, Ceasar was able to help bring the team to a state championship and won the award for Most Valuable Player in the championship game. Ceasar says that winning the championship and receiving the award is his most memorable experience in football. In 2021, Ceasar transferred back to Barbe High School and was able to finish his senior season with 890 rushing yards, 10 touchdowns and 18 receptions for 245 receiving yards. Ceasar stands at 5’7” and 175 pounds, with a 4.53 40-yard dash. Owner of Louisiana Football Magazine and scouting expert Lee Brecheen states that Ceasar is able to “hit the hole quick and tough.” Caesar says that he believes he is dominant as a player. “No matter who you match me up with as a person or as a player, I will always want to dominate my competition,” he says. “My greatest strengths as an athlete would be my ability to become a leader in moments that are needed most and that I play with everything I have,” Caesar says.

Growing up, sports were always played in his family, so he picked up a football at a young age and started to love the sport. When he reached high school, he was able to play all four years at the varsity level. Caesar’s favorite athlete growing up was Bo Jackson because of the impact he made in both football and baseball and being able to play at the highest level.

When it comes to , Caesar looks at how well the students perform academically and somewhere where he will have things to do on campus during his free time. Aside from football, his plans are to further his education and obtain his master’s in Psychology. Right now, he says he is interested in University of Louisiana at Lafayette, University of Louisiana Monroe, McNeese State, and Lamar University. Caesar says that he will miss his teammates, from both Barbe and Kinder. “My teammates have always had my back,” he says. No matter where he chooses to continue his academic and athletic career, he will most definitely dominate on and off the field.

Click below to check out Tylan Ceasar's senior highlights:

https://www.hudl.com/video/3/11448436/61b6a23fbd755f0b9078ca99

Jennifer Williams is originally from Southwest Virginia. In high school, she was the chief editor of the school’s yearbook for two years and sports photographer. She graduated as an honor student with a 3.66 GPA. She is currently a senior at Louisiana State University majoring in Sport Administration with a concentration in Sport Commerce and minors in Business Administration and Sociology. In her free time, Jennifer enjoys watching and attending football and basketball games, trying out new restaurants, traveling, and spending time with her dog, Bea.

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