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Graham Lawrence OL - Trigg County

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Graham Lawrence OL - Trigg County

 

Height: 6'5"

Weight: 305

Class: 2015

Position: OL

40: 5.30

Bench: 330

Clean: 280

Offers: Austin Peay, Murray State, Troy

Interest: Cincinnati, Kentucky, Memphis, North Carolina, North Carolina State, Tennessee, Western Kentucky

 

Sophomore Stats:

Team Rushing: 2,207

Team Passing: 1,770

 

Junior Stats:

Team Rushing: 2,089

Team Passing: 1,617

 

Graham Lawrence on Hudl

Expect more offers from those listed as interested to come. A few of those schools are waiting to see him in person at their camps. Size and can move.

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Expect more offers from those listed as interested to come. A few of those schools are waiting to see him in person at their camps. Size and can move.

He looks really good to the corner, I was impressed how he was able to get turned on D linemen he had to reach for, good feet.

Not bad. Obviously with his size he will go D-1. As far as the run blocking goes, I think he will have trouble in college. He does do a great job of driving his feet and flipping his hips through after the intial steps, but i wsn't impressed with his first 2-3 steps. he gets away with being big at the high school level and not firing off the ball. Will get stonewalled in college if that does not improve, but I'm sure it will. Pass pro, again, I just wasn't too impressed. Looks like he gets away with a lot because he is just big and long. He isn't killing anybody with technique. I do see some things I like. He has a huge upside and with some tweaks to footwork and hip flexibility, this kid can be a player.

^^Expected by a lot of big men in hs. Bottom line is, he can move and has great size. Can't teach those things. Obviously has the tools. He'll be a great pick up for somebody.

 

Most linemen in hs rely on being bigger than most when it gets down to it.

^^Expected by a lot of big men in hs. Bottom line is, he can move and has great size. Can't teach those things. Obviously has the tools. He'll be a great pick up for somebody.

 

Most linemen in hs rely on being bigger than most when it gets down to it.

 

I agree with you somewhat. I don't think Most lineman rely on size. I would say a good amount, but not alot. Excellent technique is a players best friend. I also agree that he has the tools to be a great addition to any college program.

Running a 5.3 40 is moving for someone 300 lbs. I would speculate that that might be fast enough for consideration at Tight End.

Running a 5.3 40 is moving for someone 300 lbs. I would speculate that that might be fast enough for consideration at Tight End.

 

Not even close......

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