2024 Season-Ending Interview with Carsan Hehman From Dixie Heights (KY.)


Carsan Hehman

Dixie Heights High School

OL/DL

2025

6’3, 240 lbs

Awards won or earned: Team Captain, NKY First Team All District D1 OL/DL

What were your feelings as you walked off of the field for the last time as a member of the Dixie Heights football team? 

Can I get 5 more minutes?

What mark do you believe your class left on the football program?

A sense of brotherhood, communication, and trust

What was the biggest lesson you have learned in playing sports?

Nothing is given; you have to earn it. 

Now that the high school portion of your football career is over, what, if anything, would you have done differently? 

I would have probably played in the grade school or middle school. I just started playing my freshman year. 

Which game will you remember the most? Explain 

Senior Night: nothing like playing your last game on your home field.

Which win meant the most?

The game against Scott High School clinched our spot in the playoffs.

Which loss stung the most?

On senior night, we lost to one of the top-ranked teams in the state.

What was the high point of the 2024 season?

Being able to play DL and OL, making big plays, and 2 fumble recoveries in big games

What was the low point? 

Losing in the first round of the playoffs to the team we beat last year in the first round of the playoffs 

Who was the best team you played, along with the thing that made them so good?

Randall Cooper High School has an incredible team this year, making it all the way to state.

What has been the best and worst part of the recruiting process?

The best part has been talking to the coaches and players. The worst part, hands down, has been the FAFSA process. 

Can you now let us know of some of the schools that have recruited you, along with any offers you have?

I’ve been to a few college game days: East Tennessee State University, Valparaiso, Morehead State, Georgetown College, just to name a few. I received my first offer to play for Georgetown College. 

What is your go-to snack?

Dot’s Pretzels and Welch’s fruit snacks

What scares you?

Small spaces, I’m very claustrophobic.

If there were no internet or cell phones, what would you do?

To be honest, it wouldn’t bother me one bit.

 


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