We've hardly seen one the best high school football wide receivers in the country this year.

Now, with the playoffs underway in Indiana, Monshun Sales is back on the field for Lawrence North (Indianapolis), looking to help the Wildcats take down a nationally ranked team.

Sales has only played one full game this year, a loss to Brownsburg (IN) in the season opener in which he only had two catches. He then started the second game of the season against Fishers and hasn't seen the field since. The team has not released information on the injury.

But on Friday night, Nov. 13, he's getting another chance against Brownsburg, taking on the Super 25-ranked program in the regional championship.

Sales, an Indiana commit, is the second-ranked wide receiver in the USA TODAY Sports Composite and the No. 7 player overall in the class of 2027. Listed at 6-foot-5 and 195 pounds, he's a massive presence at receiver, with size, speed and athleticism that makes him un-guardable at the high school level. He also plays safety on defense. As a junior, Sales had 794 receiving yards and nine touchdowns as well as 56 tackles.

If Lawrence North is to take down undefeated Brownsburg, Sales will have to play a key role on both sides of the ball. The offense performed well in his absence, led by running back Izayveon Moore's 1,420 rushing yards, 248 receiving yards and 21 total touchdowns, but quarterback Darian Prather got injured in the Oct. 30 game against Lawrence Central.

Can Moore and Sales take down Brownsburg? The Wildcats trail in the third quarter.