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I find it ironic that he is the only linebacker picked from this state. Utah, BYU, and USU all could have signed him out of Snow, but they show their lack of JUCO recruiting. Go Badgers, Go Wildcats. There are probably more Badgers and Wildcats in the NFL that USU and as many as BYU.
Sweet photo. Congrats and good luck, Folsom
JD is a great student athlete, Best of Luck to you, and thank you for being a great leader on, and off of the field. Coach Mac still has the eye for 'impact' players! GO WILDCATS BY-WHO? US-WHO? C'mon, you know Ronnie Mack is cooking up something good in Ogden....haha!
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