Sam Houston State

The Freakiest Athletes in College Football for 2021: Part 3

The most electric-skill position player in the FCS is Sam Houston’s 5’9” and 192 lbs. wide receiver and kick returner Ezzard. He dominated Sam Houston’s competition over his career averaging 27 yards per reception and 18 yards per return. He wins with his dynamic burst, testing out of this world in spring ball with a 4.28-second 40-yard dash and a 45.5” vertical leap. Ezzard is a big play waiting to happen, and with his frame, he could transition into an NFL slot receiver and difference-maker on special teams. His addition in the special teams game may garner day-two draft capital, though the non-savvy dynasty players may take this to believe that draft capital is an indication of early offensive success.

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IDP Prospect Interview: Royce See, Linebacker, Sam Houston State

Royce See – Interview Sam Houston State Bearkats #32 Linebacker Twitter: JUICE KING❄️⚡️™ (@RoyceSee16) | Twitter Played at Shepherd High School in Shepherd, Texas Royce played 50 career games for Sam Houston State, making 34 starts He registered 201 tackles, 112 solos, 25½ tackles for a loss, 10½ sacks, six forced fumbles, five fumble recoveries, four interceptions, and 13 pass breakups 1st Team Linebacker All-Southland Conference for 2019 This week’s interview is with a super talented and versatile linebacker Royce See of Sam Houston State. The senior linebacker was gracious enough to give us a few minutes and discuss his football career, beginning from his Pee Wee days through his college career. Let’s dive right into the interview. Who introduced you to the game of football? I was introduced to the game by my father and my cousin at a very young age. About the same time, I learned to walk, I was already playing with a football. Why did you choose Sam Houston State Bearkats to further your football career? From the time I took my first visit to Sam Houston State, it felt like home. Being in that environment and be able to come to a top FCS program to compete for championships was something I wanted to be a part of.  What’s the one thing you need to improve most about your game? I would say my pad level when shedding blocks against offensive linemen is something I’m focusing on. A few times, I would get high when creating separation from blocks, but as I learned to

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