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83.7 Pass Block Grade in 2025 (2nd Among ACC OTs). Exits 2025 scouted game vs Wake Forest with injury, but performing exceptionally well recently. AS A RS-SOPHOMORE (2024): Tied as the top grader on the line in five games last season: WCU, Northern Illinois, Wake Forest, Syracuse and UNC. Graded out at 96% vs. The Orange. Ranked second on the Wolfpack squad in pancakes with 54. Started every game of the regular season at right tackle, he got the nod at right tackle in the bowl game. Has added almost 30 lbs. Since arriving on campus. AS A RS-FRESHMAN (2023): Young offensive lineman who started at RT in the last six games of the season. Named to Bruce Feldman's "Freaks List"
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2025: Started all 12 games at left tackle – the first starts of his career – as he was in for 715 offensive snaps during the season en route to All-Big 12 Second Team honors. Helped lead the offensive line that saw the Wildcats rank 10th nationally in sacks allowed (1.08 per game), while K-State finished fifth in school history in rushing yards per carry (5.09). The Wildcats also had three rushes of at least 70 yards on the season, the most in school history and tied for the second most in the nation during the 2025 season. An Academic All-Big 12 performer. 1st team 2025 All-Big 12 Offensive Lineman.
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