Listed as a drop back passer, but he can move a little bit as well. Put up big numbers his sophomore year playing varsity in Indiana I think. Dad is a coach with ASU baseball so he moved. Numbers last year were not as impressive but from all accounts it had to do with a change in offenses and just familiarity with the players around him and new surrounding. Article about a camp he attended spoke very highly of him saying UNLV got a good one. His numbers may be muted this year as the school he is at had one of the top RBs in the state transfer there.
Team off this week. They play on September 11. Has had a decent start to the season so far, especially game 2.
Any articles, updates, eye witness accounts box scores of players here or out of state are more than welcome.
Thanks for that update. It really is hard to gage offensive linemen since they dont have counting or individual stats. Giving team rushing stats at least gives some perspective.
From what I have gathered on him he had a really solid sophomore year. He moved out of state to Arizona. His numbers dipped considerably but there could be all kinds of reasons for that. New offense, teammates not to mention simply moving to a new school. He has shown well at camps according to reports. Listed as a 3* with 2 publications and a 2* in another. He looks to have a really strong arm, but does struggle with accuracy a bit based on completion%. Again hard to read much into that not knowing the quality of receivers he is throwing at. To be perfectly honest I wasnt blown away by his tape, but there were some things to like. Based solely on the tape I've seen on he and Sneed, Sneed seems the slighty better prospect. But that is just my first impression.
The interior of the defensive line has been really good. The ends have played well vs the run, but you are right, we need a guy or two that can get after the passer.
