Rami Hammad set out to prove himself when he left for the Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl in Los Angeles.
The Irving (Texas) offensive guard flew home Saturday night feeling he’d accomplished that and much, much more.
Hammad, a Baylor verbal commit, earned offensive line MVP for the game Friday night in a showing that drew plenty of attention. Since that all-star game ended, the 6-foot-5, 314-pound lineman picked up new offers from Cal, UCLA, Michigan State and Utah.
The Irving (Texas) offensive guard flew home Saturday night feeling he’d accomplished that and much, much more.
Hammad, a Baylor verbal commit, earned offensive line MVP for the game Friday night in a showing that drew plenty of attention. Since that all-star game ended, the 6-foot-5, 314-pound lineman picked up new offers from Cal, UCLA, Michigan State and Utah.
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