[EKUAlum05]

What's terrifying is that Rayquan could have been back in the 8th grade this past season, as a matter of fact a lot of people wanted him to be because they thought he'd have an easier time getting a scholarship as a 18/19 year old than an 17/18 year old. I've often worried that he's going to start believing how good he is instead of seeing that and trying to build on it. Let me tell you, I don't think that's the case. He has matured as a ball player and I believe he realizes he's going to have to work to play somewhere some day. I truly believe the sky is the limit for him if he realizes he is never 'good enough' and keeps growing.

Ray is going to have the body, frame, and pure skill set to play collegiate football. What he needs to really focus on is improving his 40 time and hitting the camp circuit hard this Summer and next Summer.

There is no doubt in my mind if he can get his true 40 to somewhere around the 4.7-4.8 range that he could play FBS football. If he continues to grow and mature physically he should have prototype size to play DE in a 4-3 or play DT in an aggressive 3-4.