Justin Scott named to Preseason True-Freshman All-American by On3
On3 has put Miami’s freshman defensive tackle Justin Scott as a Preseason True-Freshman All-American.
The capacity for Scott to excel as a defensive end within a three-man line remains viable, despite his impressive stature of 310 pounds; his athleticism is undeniable. Scott possesses the versatility to assume the roles of nose guard or defensive tackle, depending on the formation of the Canes, whether it be a genuine 4-3 or a 4-2-5.
Scott stands out as a formidable and nimble defensive tackle, offering a unique blend of size, athleticism, and agility typically associated with players in the 240-250 pound range.
He is adept at executing the 5-technique in a 4-3 defense during short-yardage scenarios or can function as a primary defensive end in a 3-man line configuration.
While Scott is capable of playing as a nose guard, it is not his preferred position for long-term success. Ideally, he thrives in an up-the-field 4-3 defense, a strategy that aligns with the Hurricanes’ operational style under the guidance of Lance Guidry. Regardless of his specific role, Scott’s agility on the football field enhances the raw power required to excel as a defensive lineman. He is adept at orchestrating numerous double teams at the FBS level.
There is significant potential for a freshman with the full years of
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