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The Good: The three-year starter ended his career by being named a first-team All-American. He was also the runner-up for the Rimington Trophy given to the nation's best center. He combines great ability to use his hands with fine balance and quickness to consistently mirror a defender and keep him out of the play. His snaps are consistently very quick, shotgun snaps are accurate and he shows great alertness and the use of blocking angles. He is able to get out to the second level and make contact and sustain readily. He has fine footwork, which should enable him to compete for a starting job fairly early in his career. The Bad: He does not have a very well developed physique. He lacks size and the bulk to get strong movement at the point of attack.

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