Hello everybody and thank you for joining me for another episode of the J-Bois show,

our Intel segment, obviously, which is where I try

and use all my resources.

I've accrued over nine years of coaching

in college football to be able to try and get

the inside scoop on

recruits mostly pertaining to SEC West and Auburn you know we were right on

Greg Brown on the basketball front I want to give another shout out to law dog on that I

appreciate your brother.

So we're batting a thousand right now. We want to keep that up and I want to actually

shift this intel segment to something I'm much more familiar with and that is the realm of college football recruiting.

And I want to build this intel segment around a prospect that Auburn has committed right now,

a kid named Lee Hunter out of Blunt High School, he's 6-5, he's 290 pounds, plays detackle.

Honestly, after watching this kid's film, you know, I think even at the SEC level he could play

defensive line, our offensive line.

On the defensive line he's definitely an interior D linemen,

so he's definitely a nose or he's definitely a three technique.

The funny thing is on the offensive line, I think he could play any position

Tackle Guard or Center the kids that athletic that athletic a few things that

stand out to me on film and I'll give you a comparison and it's a pretty recent comparison that I think Auburn fans and really college football fans in general will be familiar with.

When I watch Lee Hunter play and most of the time in high school for kids that are that are bigger and naturally stronger

especially if you go to the lower A level they tend to just be able to manhandle kids into making plays.

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