Rivals Rating4 stars
| POSITION | NATIONAL | STATE |
|---|---|---|
| 15 | 117 | 2 |
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College Choices
| School | Interest | Offer | Visit | Recruited by |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alabama | COMMITTED (02/2/2010) | Offered | 01/15/2010 | Sal Sunseri |
| California | None | Offered | 12/11/2009 | Steve Marshall | Maryland | None | Offered | None |
| Miami (FL) | None | Offered | 01/22/2010 | Aubrey Hill | New Mexico | None | Offered | 12/4/2009 | J.B. Gerald |
| Notre Dame | None | Offered | None | Tennessee | None | Offered | None |
| USC | None | Offered | 01/29/2010 | Wake Forest | None | Offered | None |
Scouting Report on Arie Kouandjio
How we scouted: Film footage, In-person visits, Game setting, Campby Barry Every - 09/21/2009- Speed
- Size
- Strength
- Agility
- Foot Quickness
On the Hoof: This is one big, barrel-chested lineman with long arms and hands the size of peach baskets. He has a wide base, yet his legs are slim and athletic. Kouandjio is physically similar to Georgia offensive lineman Cordy Glenn.
Needs Improvement: Continue to work on lateral movement and make sure not to become too top heavy or he will only be able to play offensive guard at the next level.
Most Impressive: One of the nicest kids off the field, but he is one mean, physical competitor on the field that will bury a defensive lineman in the dirt. Should really excel as a top-flight, run-blocking machine.
Conclusion: Is big enough and strong enough to compete for playing time as a true freshman. He should become an excellent right offensive tackle at the next level with the versatility to play offensive guard. He definitely has long-term potential beyond college.
Needs Improvement: Continue to work on lateral movement and make sure not to become too top heavy or he will only be able to play offensive guard at the next level.
Most Impressive: One of the nicest kids off the field, but he is one mean, physical competitor on the field that will bury a defensive lineman in the dirt. Should really excel as a top-flight, run-blocking machine.
Conclusion: Is big enough and strong enough to compete for playing time as a true freshman. He should become an excellent right offensive tackle at the next level with the versatility to play offensive guard. He definitely has long-term potential beyond college.
Barry Every is a Football Recruiting Analyst for Rivals.com. He has worked in the recruiting offices for Mark Richt at the University of Georgia, Bobby Bowden at Florida State University and Mack Brown at the University of North Carolina
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