Big, young Rutgers tackle with developmental upside
Raynor Andrews is a 6'6" Rutgers offensive lineman whose appeal is his rare frame, power, and tackle versatility after making the jump from basketball to football.[1][2][3][5] He profiles as a high-upside development piece rather than a polished finished product, with the best fit being a program that values length, strength, and coachable traits on the edge.[2][3][7]
UMass L 21-37 
BC L 21-28 
USC 7:30 PM 
HOW 11:00 PM 
IU TBD $426K
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