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SDSU Football: 2013 TE David Wells Verbally Commits

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San Diego State University has just received its second verbal commit for the 2013 NCAA Season, David Wells.

Photo Credit: David Frerker

David Wells is a tight end from Clovis North High School Clovis, California, and a member of the 2013 recruiting class. Wells is 6’5” and weights 215 pounds. This is also the second athlete to verbally commit to San Diego State under the ” Big East” conference. Barring some unforeseen conference changes. Wells is a powerful athlete, with tons of speed.

SDSU extended David Wells his only offer.

The following is a quote from nationalunderclassmen.com

Assets: Wells was by far the smoothest tight end going through agilities and individual position work.  He has the ideal height that presents matchup problems for smaller defensive backs. And though fairly thin at this time he proved to be very physical and was able to release off the line of scrimmage quickly. Wells was a unanimous decision for TE MVP. He has the potential to become a big-time player.

Development: He will need to gain about 25 pounds of muscle mass in order to become an every down tight end at the next level. Improving his concentration while trying to make the difficult catch will also set him apart from other tight ends around the country.

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