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Vs Pitt: sack on the very first play of the game. He finished the afternoon with 2 tackles, 1.5 TFLs, and 1.5 sacks, as his team held Pitt to only 30 yds rushing. Vs ND: 1 sack and 1 tackle for loss (TFL); 4.5 sacks on the season, a 25.4% win rate on true pass sets (among the highest in the country at DT), and a 74.3 run defense grade in 2025.
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1 solo,.5 TFL vs Washington St, scouted. 3 asst in upset of FSU, 1 solo vs CCU, both scouted. A transfer from Alabama where he spent his earlier seasons (also Virginia) before transferring to Arkansas in January 2026, so he didn't meet Landon Jackson. Now with the Cavaliers. "He's a powerful kid, he's really really smart and he's been coached well," said Coach Kevin Downing. "He picks things up pretty fast." Although he played EDGE in high school, he has bulked up significantly to roughly 6-foot-4 and 300 pounds. This frame allows him to play inside and hold up well against the run. Playstyle: His game is built on straight-line power, leverage, and anchoring the run. While he has some pass-rushing upside, he does not possess the elite, twitchy speed or bend typically associated with NFL edge rushers.
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