Ikaika Malloe on UW's Bralen Trice and Laiatu Latu

Yes, without putting so much pressure on him, Braylon will be probably better than Joe Tryon. He's very long. He's athletic. He can drop in space. He can do all of those intangibles, and he's physical enough. He does want to put his hat and eyes on you. So as he progresses, you will see him taking about the same path as Joe Tryon did. Yeah. Yeah, you know, so. Yeah, Lato was, he had a. He still has a bright future ahead of him, but I think he visualized himself having an opportunity to go to the NFL. I mean, he started for us as a freshman, and when the whole situation happened with him, obviously there's some doubt in trying to figure out what your next step is. Thank you, guys. The good thing is we kind of already had a plan. You know, he... He's going to be my student assistant coach, and he's going to help out and try to pass knowledge on to those players while he does his rehab. If not for football, he always wanted to be a fireman, and so we got a connection to get him a shadow ship eventually when he's ready to get going and start to do it with the Seattle Fire Department. But he is a tough kid. We had some Bible studies together and a lot of crying and that type of stuff, but he's a strong kid that I still think he has a bright future ahead of him.