As a young boy I told my Dad I wanted to play college football. I have told myself I would dedicate my life to achieve that goal. My parents have taught me strong family morals and a love for life. I try to ask myself some simple questions everyday. I ask myself will my actions make me a better football player and team mate. But more importantly I ask will my actions make me a better son, a better student, a better brother and a better young adult. If I can answer yes to these questions I figure my football dreams will take care of themselves. Coaches I am a very dedicated and hard worker student athlete. I know I would be a asset to your football program. Keep an eye on me because I'm going places. I am no stranger to hard work in the class room. At the age of six I was diagnosed with dyslexia. I have learned to adapt and overcome this to achieve a current 3.0 gpa.
Statistic | 2018 Varsity Team |
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Games played | 9 |
Assisted tackles | 35 |
Forced fumbles | 4 |
Pass break-ups | 0 |
Recovered fumbles | 2 |
Sacks | 2 |
Solo tackles | 22 |
Tackles for a loss | 4 |
Interceptions | 0 |
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