Defensive tackle, Lee Hunter, dominated the competition and was one of the biggest stars on day one of the Senior Bowl.

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of you guys. Listen, we previewed day one of senior ball practices. Now, let's recap with the

standouts from day one of senior ball practices, starting

with Lee Hunter, the dominant physical, big body defensive tackle out of Texas Tech, what he was

able to do, an unsung hero under the radar wide receiver that stepped up against some big time

SEC corners. We'll get into all of it, guys, every single bit of it.

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Lee Hunter, this was, he started out the day, red hot, all right, like the candy, red hot, okay?

Lee Hunter, we all know him, right?

One of the mainstays on that defensive line for Texas Tech this year, and for good reason, right?

They spent their money, their money was spent well with him and David Bailey and Ramello Hyatt, who's also at the senior bowl. It had a good day. But Lee Hunter, man, and it started

with run drills, six four, three, what, six, four, 300 pounds, 330. I mean, Lee Hunter was so difficult

to, to block. He had an outstanding day versus the run, whether it was in just like cut off drills in terms

of, hey, we got combo blocks, two offensive linemen.

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