The first PJ Fleck RTB Prospect Camp to open up the month of June was one of the deepest and most talent-rich camps I’ve been to as a scout. While padded up, and working against a loaded group of OL competition, including Rocori’s superstar 2026 OT Andrew Trout Andrew Trout 6'6" | 270 lbs | OL Rocori | 2026 State MN , Byron High School’s 2025 defensive lineman stole the show. A verified 6’5+ with big-time length who we’ve clocked in the 4.4s on the shuttle and able to jump nearly 10′ in the broad, you can’t let an athlete like that leave the state if you’re the Gophers, and to strengthen his case, Hansen was explosive and effective during 1v1s and particularly in pass rush settings. Dynamic and able to win in a variety of different ways, Hansen’s get-off, bend, general explosiveness, and ability to counter and adjust to what an OT is affording him helped him get some big-time wins against high-quality competition in what was an intense, high-pressure, spotlight of a situation where these reps were do-or-die for the prospects in attendance. I also was impressed with how he asserted himself physically and at the point of attack. He had no issues with sticking his facemask into an opponent and moving some weight around. Hansen was locked in, showed up, and showed out, and he only got better as the day wore on. Prior to that late afternoon in Dinkytown, Hansen had heard from seven FCS and FBS suitors, including a formerly P5 offer from Washington State, but Hansen left that night as a P4, B1G, Golden Gopher commit.