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At 6-foot-3 1/2, 255 pounds, Wagenmann possesses rare athleticism. According to Gregorak, he has a vertical leap of 35-plus inches.
Whatever it is, Wagenmann has gone from well-respected to arguably the most feared defensive player in the Big Sky. Consequently, he has been getting loads of attention from pro football scouts since early August.
“Really I looked at how I played the past two seasons, last season in particular, and I just took a step back,” Wagenmann explained. “I really wanted to hone in on my technique and fundamentals, really hammering that the whole time during the winter, spring and summer, just doing what I can control to help the team.”
He’s got great hands and he’s got great feet,” Gregorak said. “Plus he’s been extremely well-coached his whole career by the same guy (D-line mentor Legi Suiaunoa). That’s something I think people forget about.”
At 6-foot-3 1/2, 255 pounds, Wagenmann possesses rare athleticism. According to Gregorak, he has a vertical leap of 35-plus inches.
Whatever it is, Wagenmann has gone from well-respected to arguably the most feared defensive player in the Big Sky. Consequently, he has been getting loads of attention from pro football scouts since early August.
“Really I looked at how I played the past two seasons, last season in particular, and I just took a step back,” Wagenmann explained. “I really wanted to hone in on my technique and fundamentals, really hammering that the whole time during the winter, spring and summer, just doing what I can control to help the team.”
He’s got great hands and he’s got great feet,” Gregorak said. “Plus he’s been extremely well-coached his whole career by the same guy (D-line mentor Legi Suiaunoa). That’s something I think people forget about.”
