experienced Albany center with developmental upside
LaFragola was listed by UAlbany as a 6-foot-2, 275-pound **center** and redshirt sophomore in the 2014 roster era, which points to a classic interior-line build and a developmental profile rather than a stat-stuffing role.[1][8][10] As a center, his value is in the less-visible stuff—snap consistency, leverage, line calls, and helping stabilize the middle of the offensive front—so he fits best as a technically sound, team-first trench player rather than a headline-maker.[1][8] There is limited public performance data in the available sources, so the clearest read is that he was a depth-and-development prospect with positional utility up the middle.[1][8][10]
