I’ve loved football since I was 10 years old. I started playing with the Maumelle Hornets, and early on I faced adversity. My coach didn’t believe in me and told me I wouldn’t be good. Instead of letting that stop me, it motivated me to work harder and prove people wrong. Ever since then, I’ve been driven to improve every day, both physically and mentally, and show what I’m capable of on the field.

So far, I’ve developed into a strong, physical lineman who takes pride in doing the hard work that helps my team succeed. I’ve balanced athletics with academics and currently maintain a strong GPA, showing that I’m committed on and off the field.

My goal is to continue developing into the best player I can be, compete at a high level, and eventually earn the opportunity to play college football. I want to be part of a program that values hard work, discipline, and brotherhood, where I can grow as both a player and a person.

I want to play sports in college because football has taught me resilience, accountability, and how to push through challenges. It’s more than just a game to me—it’s a way to build my future and prove that no matter where you start, you can become something great if you stay focused and keep working.