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2024: Pro Football Focus (PFF) Freshman All-American. 2024: Appeared in all 12 games with nine starts during the 2024 season. Fourth on team (1st among RS Fr. Or Fr.) in offensive grade (66.4). Third on team in run block grade (63.2) per PFF. Played 634 snaps, allowing three sacks, one quarterback hit, and 10 hurries. Prior to Arizona: A transfer from Northwestern who joined the Arizona in the Spring of 2024.
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Best pass blocking grade after not allowing any Iowa pressures in scouted win. Trusting the Process started playing tackle in third grade, and joined a travel squad in middle school. Some balance and lean issues Kromer can fix. Favorite song is from Footloose: Holding Out For a Hero by Bonnie Tyler. Sparks: "one of the most reliable trench players in the class, even with some length questions that will need answering.".
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