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Penn State, Alabama, Michigan, Michigan State, Georgia, Florida, LSU, Oklahoma, Western Michigan and Ohio State are the top 10. But I would love to play football in college at a D1 level, or a high D2 level.

Western Michigan University, Wayne State University, Grand Valley State University, Michigan State University, Hillsdale College, Northwood University, Sienna Heights University, and a number of other D2 and D3 schools.

I have been playing tackle football since I was 7 years old, and absolutely love the game. I have incredibly strong fundamentals from all the years of great coaching. I am very athletic for my size, and have been or are a high school baseball, powerlifting and basketball player. I like learning the game, i.e. film, being coached, training...

Smart, experienced, strong, athletic and a great teammate. I am a part of a unit and one that is powerful and dynamic.

I just finished my Sophomore year, at Stoney Creek High School, which plays in the toughest Division in the state of Michigan. I started at OG and rotated in at Defensive Tackle. I have grown substantially the last two years and am now 6'4" 285, BP 300, SQ 415 and DL 465 I will be 16 years old on 12/11/2021, having two years left in my high school career. I want to be an all state player after my Junior year, and a Top 20 recruit going into my Senior year. I want to go into my Junior season at 6'5" God willing, 300 pounds, BP 335, SQ 450, DL 500, running a 5.4 40, 4.8 5-10-5, VJ at 22, and BJ at 94". I wish to start on both sides of the ball, as well as to begin long snapping for punts, and kicks. I want to walk out of my Junior season with 10 D1 and high D2 offers. All this while maintaining a GPA > 3.75

This has been my focus for 9 years now, wanting to play college football. My dad played D1 football and I have had the passion to do so as well. I listen and learn, I appreciate and try take advantage (in a good way) of all the gifts and great people I meet. I am a leader and am a teammate first and foremost. I hate losing, but do realize much can be learned - when that has to happen. I work out 6 days a week, whether scheduled through school or not.

Not sure yet as to my Sophomore year.