JACOB WARREN (’18) – University of Tennessee

Now- All-around tight end who hails from Knoxville and played six seasons for the Vols, serving as a starter his last three years … Tremendous leader on and off the field who served as UT’s Wuerffel Trophy and AFCA Good Works Team nominee while also being named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll a record five times … Selected a as a semifinalist for the Campbell Trophy in his final season … Two-time member of the CSC Academic All-District Team … Represented Tennessee at SEC Media Days in 2023 … Appeared in 54 games and made 33 starts during his career … Earned his undergraduate degree from Tennessee in August 2021 and completed his master’s degree in 2023 … Caught 53 passes for 607 yards and eight touchdowns with a long catch of 45 … Invited to the Hula Bowl in January 2024 … Jacob is currently preparing for the 2024 NFL Draft and Combine.

Then- Jacob left FHS as one of the most prolific pass catchers as a tight end, a position that has a long history of talented players. Warren caught 70 passes for his career for 1,156 yards and 17 touchdowns.  Jacob was a vital part of the Admirals’ run to the 2016 state championship as he hauled in 15 passes for 257 yards and five TD’s during the playoffs that year.  Warren committed to the Vols shortly after his junior season and focused on improving his game as a senior in 2017.  As a senior, Jacob led the team with 8 TD receptions to go along with 39 receptions.

ISAIAH GIBBS (’19) – Indiana Wesleyan University

Now-  Isaiah enrolled at Indiana Wesleyan University as a graduate transfer in 2023. He is playing along side his brother and 2023 FHS grad, Elijah. This past season Isaiah ran for 398 yards and 4 touchdowns for the Wildcats. Isaiah was a steady contributor as a RB/Slot and special teams player for the UT-Martin Skyhawks from 2019-22. Isaiah was a starter on special teams as the Skyhawks won the Ohio Valley Conference in 2021.  He was named to Athletic Director’s Honor Roll in 2020 and 2021 while at UT-Martin. Gibbs is a graduate of UT-Martin and will spend two years working toward his Masters Degree at Indiana Wesleyan.

Then- Isaiah tallied 105 carries for 510 yards with six touchdowns and tallied 31 receptions for 249 yards with four touchdowns his senior season. He posted a huge junior campaign with 187 carries for 1,101 yards and 12 touchdowns. Over his career as an Admiral, Gibbs amassed 325 carries, 1,878 yards, and 21 touchdowns – including six 100-yard performances. On the defensive side of the ball, Isaiah totaled 39 career tackles and three interceptions. Gibbs was twice named to the All-Region team in 2017 and 2018.

JADEN GIBBS (’19) – Tennessee-Martin

Now- Jaden has graduated from UT-Martin with a degree in interdisciplinary studies and is in the process to transfer to another program as a graduate transfer. Jaden steadily moved up the Skyhawks’ depth chart at the wide receiver position prior. Jaden was injured and received a medical redshirt for missing the 2022 season. Jaden appeared in 9 games as the Skyhawks won the Ohio Valley Conference in 2021 for the first time in 15 seasons. Gibbs is majoring in interdisciplinary studies.

Then- Jaden’s senior season saw him haul in 38 receptions for 547 yards and two touchdowns. That season he averaged 14.4 yards per receptions. Gibbs notched 98 career receptions, 1,475 receptions, and nine touchdowns in his prep career. Jaden was honored with an invitation to play in the Toyota East vs West Tennessee All-Star Classic, tallying a pair of receptions for 60 yards and a touchdown. Jaden was named to the All-Region team three years while at Farragut.

A’KOIYEA JOHNSON (’20) – Union College (Ky)

Now- A’koiyea enrolled at Union College in Barbourville, KY and is a member of the Bulldogs’ football team that competes in the Mid-South Conference.  A’koiyea is starting on the offensive line at left tackle going into his fourth year on campus. 

Then- A’koiyea was an All-Region 1-6A performer that started 18 games along the offensive line during his junior and senior seasons of 2018 and 2019.  He also contributed on defense at nose guard and was a member of the 2016 State Championship team as a freshman.  Johnson flourished in the offseason training program and broke many Admiral weight lifting records.  Some of his best weight records include back squat (550+ lbs), bench press (325+ lbs), and power clean (300+ lbs).  Based on these accomplishments in the weight program have included A’koiyea as one of the strongest Admirals of all time.

ALEC KEATHLEY (’20) – Dayton University

Now-  Alec has appeared in 21 games, and making 9 starts during the 2022 and 2023 seasons. Alec is set to contribute in a major role as the Flyers Tight End in 2024 as a redshirt junior. He is majoring in Education and Allied Studies and on track to graduate in the upcoming year.

Then- Alec, a three-year, two-way starter enjoyed success on both sides of the ball for the Admirals. At tight end, he amassed 1,044 yards on 85 catches and 11 touchdowns in his career as an Admiral. His senior season was Keathley’s best, catching 64 passes for 783 yards and 7 touchdowns. The 783 yards he tallied during his senior season ranks 6th all-time in school history for receiving yards in a season. The 64 receptions during his senior season ranks 4th all-time in school history. Keathley hauled in 85 passes during his career at Farragut which ranks 6th all time. During his senior season, he scored 3 times on the ground on 24 carries and 134 yards. On the defensive side of the ball, Alec racked up 91 total tackles from the linebacker position including three fumble recoveries and 8 minus yards tackles.  Alec was named to the All-Region team and was also a two-year starter for the Farragut Basketball team.

BRIDGES COFFEY (’21) – Tennessee Tech University

Now – Bridges appeared in 5 games for Tennessee Tech in the Ohio Valley Conference in 2023. Coffey has made an impact on special teams and the defensive backfield each of the last two seasons.

Then – Coffey earned a region title for Farragut in 2018. As a senior in 2020, he recorded 60 tackles, including five for-loss, with 11 pass break-ups, a forced fumble and a fumble recovery. Coffey recorded 40 tackles as a junior with nine break-ups and an interception, while forcing four fumbles. He was named to the All-Region 1-6A team as a senior.

LOGAN FOODY (’21) – Dayton University

Then – Logan was a starter at corner for the Admirals’ defense during the 2019 and 2020 seasons. He was an All-Region selection during his senior campaign in 2020. His career stats included 88 total tackles, 6 interceptions, two blocked punts, and each a fumble caused and recovered. Foody helped the Admirals to a 7-4 mark highlighted by a 40-yard interception return for touchdown in the regular season finale at Jefferson County. Logan was named to the All-Region team as a senior.

CAMDEN KUHN (’21) – Samford University

Then – Camden was a two-year starter for the Admirals as a strong safety in the class of 2021. He left his mark on the Admirals’ record book finishing with 144 tackles in his career with two interceptions. He made the transition from cornerback to outside linebacker through his career at Farragut. He was named an All-Region performer during his time at Farragut.

BRADY HODGES (’21) – University of Louisville

Now – Brady handles the placeholding duties for all extra points and field goals for the Cardinals. Brady saw action as the Cardinals’ primary punter late in the 2023 season. Brady had 28 punts for an average of 42.6 yards per during the 2023 season which culminated in an appearance in the ACC Championship game and Holiday Bowl selection.

Then – Hodges led the Admirals in punting for three seasons, from 2018-2020. He was ranked as a 4-star punter according to the Kohl’s Kicking camps in the summer of 2020. Brady finished his Admiral career with a 34.7 yard average with a long of 55 yards, downing 24 of 98 punts inside the 20 for his career. He was an All-Region 1-6A selection twice.

CANAAN JACKSON (’21) – Missouri Western State University

Now – Canaan has contributed in all 20 games played the past two seasons as the Griffons’ long-snapper. He recorded one solo tackle and three assists on the punt unit in 2022. The Griffons’ finished with a 5-6 record in 2022. Canaan was also named to the MIAA Academic Honor Roll in 2021-22.

Then – Canaan served as the Admirals’ long-snapper as a senior in 2020. He was ranked as the #1 long-snapper in Tennessee according to the Kohl’s Kicking Camps.

TREY NESBITT (’21) – Missouri Western State University

Now – Trey saw action in several games in 2022 for the Griffons’ defense. He recorded his first tackle on the season in a win versus Lincoln (MO). The Griffons’ finished with a 5-6 record in 2022.

ELI PURCELL (’21) – University of Tennessee

Now – Eli spent two years starting at inside linebacker for Wofford in 2022-23. Following his junior season, Eli transferred and looks to contribute on the Vols’ defense in 2024. While at Wofford, Eli was second on the team for tackles (67) in 2023 and totaled 128 tackles for his career as a Terrier. Purcell was named to the SoCon Academic Honor Roll during his first full year in Spartanburg, SC. Eli is majoring in Accounting & Finance.

Then – A three-year starter for the Admirals’ defense, Eli finished his prep career with 243 total tackles (6th all-time at FHS). Purcell also led the Admirals’ rushing attack during his senior season while also leading the team in tackles. He was named All-State, All-Region (3x), and Region Defensive Player of the Year in 2020. He finished his Admirals career among the best linebackers statistically in school history. Purcell owns the record for tackles for loss with 48 stops in the backfield for his career.

JAKE WALLACE (’21) – Reinhardt University

Now – Wallace is a tight end for the Reinhardt Eagles playing in the Appalachian Athletic Conference of the NAIA. Jake caught two touchdown passes to help lead the Eagles to a 5-0 conference record in 2022. Jake has led all the Tight Ends with 4 touchdown catches over the past two seasons. Jake was named 2nd Team All-AAC Conference for his performance in 2023.

Then – Jake made the switch from the Admirals’ hardwood to the gridiron in his senior season of 2020. He was named an All-Region 1-6A performer that same year. He recorded two touchdown catches including an 18-yard TD versus Bearden in 2020. Jake played three years for the Admirals Basketball team starting at forward.

TRACE CORUM (’22) – Arkansas State University

Then – Corum had one of the greatest individual seasons for wide receivers in FHS history. During the 2021 season, Trace led the Admirals to the Quarterfinal round of the 6A playoffs while leading the team in receptions (78), yards (1,127), and touchdowns (14). Trace also broke the single-game record with 234 receiving yards versus West that season. For his Admiral career, Trace ranks 4th in receiving yards (1,444), 5th in receptions (90), and 2nd in receiving touchdowns (19). Trace was named All-Region, All-State, 5starpreps 1st Team, and All-PrepXtra as a senior in 2021.

AIDEN SMITH (’22) – Saint Francis University

Now – Aiden is a redshirt sophomore on the offensive line for the Red Flash. Aiden is an Accounting major at St. Francis.

Then – Aiden was a three-year starter on the Admirals’ offensive line from 2019-21. He was recognized as All-Region and All-PrepXtra selection during his senior season in 2021. He captained the unit that led the Admirals to the Quarterfinal round of the Class 6A playoffs.

ASHTON AUKER (’23) – Campbellsville University

Now – Ashton signed with Campbellsville University (KY) in the spring of 2023. His impact on the field was immediate for the Tigers. Ashton was third on the team in receptions (32), receiving yards (409), and touchdowns (4). He also contributed as a kick returner on special teams.

Then – Ashton was an All-Region performer as a senior slot receiver at Farragut in 2022. He led the team in receptions (57), receiving yards (990), and touchdowns (11). Ashton hauled in an 86-yard TD versus Bearden to score the longest play of the year. He was named the Region 2-6A Wide Receiver of the Year, and named to the All-State team for Class 6A.

ELIJAH GIBBS (’23) – Indiana Wesleyan University

Now – Elijah signed with Indiana Wesleyan in the spring of 2023 and joined his brother Isaiah, 2019 FHS grad, as Wildcat teammates. Elijah appeared in 4 games as a true freshman and averaged 4.3 yards per carry. He’s looking forward to expanding his role with the Wildcats offense in 2024. He’s undecided as a major.

Then – As a senior at Farragut, Elijah rushed for more than 1,250 yards and 18 touchdowns leading the Admirals to a 9-3 record. He also averaged more than 14.0 yards on 21 receptions. His best performance of 2022 was a 219-yard and 3 touchdowns night versus Bradley Central. Elijah was named All-Region, All-PrepXtra, and 5StarPreps 1st Team as a senior. Elijah finished his Admirals’ career with more than 2,200 yards of total offense and scored 23 touchdowns.

JOHN DUNCAN (’23) – Berry College

Now – John signed with Berry College (GA) in the spring of 2023. John appeared in 3 games for the Vikings as a true freshman and recorded his first tackle versus Birmingham-Southern. Duncan was named to the SAA Conference Academic Honor Roll for the Fall of 2023.

Then – Duncan started 25 games for the Admirals at cornerback in his junior and senior seasons. John was productive in the defensive backfield as he finished his career with 93 total tackles (62 solo) and 3 interceptions. He also had 29 pass breakups as often times drew the assignment of defended the opponents’ best wide receiving threat. John was named All-Region 2-6A (twice), All-PrepXtra, and recognized on the 5StarPreps 2nd Team.

REESE KEENEY (’23) – Rice University

Now – Reese signed with Rice University (TX) of the American Athletic Conference in 2023. Reese redshirted during his freshman season as the Owls’ reserve punter. Reese is focused on earning a degree in Business while in college.

Then – Keeney had an exceptional career serving as the team’s punter and placekicker. For his career, Reese made 121 of 124 extra point attempts, 12 of 20 field goals (long of 46), averaged 41.8 yards per punt (long of 68), and had 97 touchbacks on kickoffs. As a senior, Keeney was named All-Region 2-6A Punter of the Year, All-State (2x), All-PrepXtra, 5StarPreps 1st Team, and was a finalist for the Tennessee Titans Mr. Football Kicker of the Year Award.

JACK ALLEY (’24) – Air Force Academy

NATHAN HARVILLE (’24) – Univ. of the Cumberlands

ROGER McNEER (’24) – Univ. of the Cumberlands