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Big Andrew Gentry anxious for second season at BYU after transferring from Michigan

deseret.com · 3dShare

Andrew Gentry is a mountain of a man at 6-foot-8, 315 pounds. A former Michigan Man, he is settling into his second season in BYU football this fall. He’ll be among the anchors on the offensive line protecting BYU quarterback Bear Bachmeier, and it’s a huge duty. The big guy is up for the challenge. He’s big enough to bully. He’s strong enough to push with authority. But his humility, his innate kindness and loyalty, are what really stand out. Just don’t let him pile on if you are on the bottom. Gentry will be one of the leaders on BYU’s offense this season, part of a unit praised by a myriad of outside observers, including NFL Draft Buzz. This is what Draft Buzz projected for Gentry and company: “The line is experienced and imposing. Center Bruce Mitchell anchors the group and is regarded as one of the best in the conference at the position, and mammoth 6-foot-8 right tackle Andrew Gentry, a Michigan transfer, returns after a full season of starts. “Guards Sonny Makasini and Kyle Sfar

First report: Angela Gentry of JLL: 5 Questions — commercialobserver.com, 5d