The rundown: Max Anae, FB/TE/MLB, 5-11 1/2, 225, Canyon del Oro, junior
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Who he is: The replacement for CDO's two-way star, Blake Martinez, who
is now at Stanford. Anae called it a "big fulfillment" to take his spot
and that it feels very good to be on the field doing the same things he
did. He trimmed his 40-yard dash time from 4.9 seconds to 4.75. Last
season, his first with the Dorados after he moved from Utah, Anae was
third on the team with 19 solo tackles as an outside linebacker and was
their lineman of the year.
• Proof he's good: Football runs in the
family. His father, Robert, is a former BYU player and the University
of Arizona's offensive line coach/running game coordinator. His brother,
Famika, is a sophomore offensive lineman at BYU. CDO coach Dusty Peace
said college coaches have been impressed with Anae's athleticism. The
junior would like to play linebacker in college and said UA defensive
coordinator/linebacker coach Jeff Casteel has shown interest in his
progress.
• He said it: "He'll do everything Blake did. He can
play tight end, he can play slot, he can play wideout, he can play
fullback and he can play running back." - Peace on Anae
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