When big guys on the OL emerge in Georgia, you should just expect them to break out on the trail, and that’s exactly the kind of winter it has been for Hector. He is all of 6’5 305, and carries it well. He is a people pusher and dominant at the point of attack. He is a better athlete than you’d think, which rounds out his game and gives me confidence he can stay in front of defenders at a high level of CFB.

Another big, powerful offensive tackle on the rise, Hector is a metro-Atlanta lineman with plenty of size and terrific junior tape at 6-foot-5 305-pounds. He dominated at right tackle in pass protection last season, using his length, quickness, and strong hands to overpower defenders. He shows impressive quickness for his size who can pull and open up running lanes off the edge in the run game. He’s also a standout run defender along the defensive line on defense, making 21 tackles on the season. His potential is easy to see and it’s led to a new major offers from Georgia, Purdue, James Madison, among others.