Following in his brother’s footsteps, Jaxson Dart’s younger brother is making waves in the high school football world. This Corner Canyon kid is a rising star, known for his insane athleticism. Remember that game-changing tackle against IMG Academy? Yeah, that was him. Now, this young gun has received his first FBS offer from a Mountain West school. Big things are brewing for the Dart fam!

On December 24, Diesel Dart—yes, Jaxson Dart’s younger brother—shared some big news on social media. “Excited and grateful to say that I have received my first offer to San Diego State‼️,” he posted. What’s intriguing is who made that offer: Sean Lewis, the head coach at SDSU, who previously served as the offensive coordinator for Deion Sanders during his first season at Colorado.

Naturally, the internet wondered: how did Jaxson Dart, Ole Miss’ star QB and potential NFL prospect, react to his brother’s milestone? True to his cool, laid-back vibe, Jaxson reposted Diesel’s announcement with a simple “👀💯.” It’s hard to read too much into the emoji, but it seems to say, ‘Proud of you, bro. You’ve earned it.’ Even Rebels’ HC Lane Kiffin’s son, Knox Kiffin, reacted to the post with fire emojis.

Diesel, a 2027 high school graduate, still has two years left at Corner Canyon to prove himself on the field. For now, this early FBS offer has people talking. Is it deserved?

The sophomore has so far played in two varsity football games in the 2023–2024 campaign. With a long reception of 10 yards and one touchdown, he recorded two receptions totaling 18 yards over these appearances, averaging 9.0 yards per catch. Diesel, a 6’2″ and 175 lb player who can play both DB and WR, is known for his athletic versatility. His dedication to both the field and the classroom is demonstrated by his consistent 4.0 GPA.

As Jaxson sets his sights on the NFL, Diesel has big shoes to fill in the college football world. His first offer coming from a coach with ties to the Dart family’s football narrative, only adds to the intrigue. Sean Lewis, now in his second year at SDSU, clearly sees something special in Diesel. But the real question is: Can Diesel live up to the hype?

Will Diesel Dart be a part of Sean Lewis’ vision for SDSU?

Sean Lewis has a knack for building programs. As the former head coach at Kent State, he led the Golden Flashes to their first-ever bowl win in 2019. Then, as offensive coordinator at Colorado under Deion Sanders, he helped reinvigorate the Buffs’ offense during the 2023 season. Now, he’s focused on creating a fast-paced, high-scoring brand of football at SDSU.

When introduced as SDSU’s 19th head coach, Lewis declared, “I’m looking forward to bringing that excitement, that brand of football where we’re lighting up the scoreboard, where we’re playing fast, where we’re being balanced. There is a brand and an energy to what we bring day in and day out.”

Given his track record, Lewis seems like the perfect person to elevate SDSU football. His decision to offer Diesel this early suggests he sees the younger Dart as a piece of his long-term vision for the Aztecs. But will Diesel Dart prove his worth?

Well, Diesel’s journey is just beginning, but it’s already filled with questions. Will he be the next star in the Dart family? Will Sean Lewis guide him toward fulfilling his potential? While Diesel’s high school stats and future performance will ultimately determine his fate, the excitement around his first offer is undeniable.

For now, Diesel is basking in the glow of his big moment, and Jaxson’s subtle support adds a nice family touch to the story. Whether or not he ends up at SDSU, one thing’s clear: Diesel Dart is officially on the college football radar.