Indiana’s ironman tackle-turned-leader
In the 2006 season, Justin Frye was the Hoosiers’ most versatile offensive lineman, starting 34 consecutive games overall, shifting from left tackle to center, and earning Indiana’s Don Howell Award as the team’s outstanding offensive lineman. He was praised as a captain and on-field leader whose value went beyond raw size or flash: reliability, toughness, and football IQ made him a glue guy in the trenches. If your team wants a lineman who embraces dirty work, adapts fast, and sets the tone physically, Frye is absolutely your kind of fit.
