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HEIGHT
6'4"
WEIGHT
230
POS
EDGE
CLASS
2026
State:
Alabama
School:
Thompson
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HEIGHT
6'3"
WEIGHT
215
POS
LB/DB
CLASS
2026
State:
Alabama
School:
Hillcrest
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HEIGHT
6'3"
WEIGHT
320
POS
DL
CLASS
2026
State:
Alabama
School:
Auburn
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HEIGHT
6'5"
WEIGHT
250
POS
DL
CLASS
2026
State:
Alabama
School:
Briarwood Christian
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