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Sean Fresch Jr. shares his journey from Austin's LBJ High School to Rice University, and now to the doorstep of the NFL Draft as a versatile cornerback with elite speed and special teams abilities. His story represents the emerging wave of Austin talent reaching professional football, with his 4.34 speed and well-rounded game making him an attractive prospect for NFL teams.

• Started playing football at age six with the Northeast Austin Cougars
• Credits Coach Jamal Fenner at LBJ High School as a major influence on his development
• Played five years at Rice, appearing in 47 games with 152 tackles and experience on special teams
• Ran a blazing 4.34 forty-yard dash at his Pro Day, making him one of the draft's fastest corners
• Earned his Sport Management degree from Rice while completing internships with Adidas
• Overcame U of H in a memorable comeback victory to win the Bayou Bucket rivalry trophy
• Reports interest from multiple NFL teams including Raiders, Chiefs, Colts, and Panthers
• Proud representative of Austin's growing football talent pool, which has exploded since 2019
• Credits family as his foundation, with his father and younger brothers providing motivation
• Values versatility, having played cornerback, returner, gunner, and even offensive positions

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