A couple of years ago, Micah was a young prospect with good size but pretty poor technique. I really liked Micah’s potential, but I honestly doubted whether he could take the leaps needed to become a good college prospect.

In the past year, Micah has worked his tail off. Traveling to camps, training sessions, lifting weights, and more. His offseason work has set him apart from other OL prospects when it comes to preparation, and that preparation is starting to set him apart regarding technique. Specifically, Micah has become so much more balanced. He leans much less and always keeps his feet and shoulders square. He’s learned to stay in control while keeping that same physical edge.

Still not much college attention for Micah, but I’m confident it’s coming. If I were a decision maker for a GLIAC program, I’d have Micah high on the recruiting board.

A couple of years ago, Micah was a young prospect with good size but pretty poor technique. I really liked Micah’s potential, but I honestly doubted whether he could take the leaps needed to become a good college prospect.

In the past year, Micah has worked his tail off. Traveling to camps, training sessions, lifting weights, and more. His offseason work has set him apart from other OL prospects when it comes to preparation, and that preparation is starting to set him apart regarding technique. Specifically, Micah has become so much more balanced. He leans much less and always keeps his feet and shoulders square. He’s learned to stay in control while keeping that same physical edge.

Still not much college attention for Micah, but I’m confident it’s coming. If I were a decision maker for a GLIAC program, I’d have Micah high on the recruiting board.