Big Ten. SEC. Doesn't matter to Buddy Brown.
“I'm versatile so I could play in a physical type of conference like the Big Ten, but I could still go down to the SEC where it's still physical but spread out,” the prospect from Williamstown (N.J.) High said during a recent seven-on-seven camp in North Carolina. “I can grow and get bigger if I need to.”
The 6-foot-2, 205-pound junior is an intriguing talent. If he doesn't put on too much weight he could play safety, the position where some schools, namely West Virginia, have him slated to play. If he adds some weight, he could easily play linebacker in college.
“I'm versatile so I could play in a physical type of conference like the Big Ten, but I could still go down to the SEC where it's still physical but spread out,” the prospect from Williamstown (N.J.) High said during a recent seven-on-seven camp in North Carolina. “I can grow and get bigger if I need to.”
The 6-foot-2, 205-pound junior is an intriguing talent. If he doesn't put on too much weight he could play safety, the position where some schools, namely West Virginia, have him slated to play. If he adds some weight, he could easily play linebacker in college.
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