Any shot at D1 football?

I am currently a sophomore in college. I played my freshman year of college at a small NAIA school, but had to leave. Took the year off of football and am now looking to transfer to a Division 1 school.
I am 6 foot and weigh 240
I played Middle Backer in college as well as highschool
I run a 4.8 40
Can bench 225 19 times
Squat 455 parallel
Power Clean 225 20 times

Do I have a shot?
Any input would be appreciated

We don't know. The only way you can find out is going out there and giving it a shot. No one can determine what you will become based on your 40, bench, squat, height and weight. Get in contact with the coaches and ask them how they handle the whole walkon process.

5/10 troll rating

PC 225 20 times? Yea okay. In for world record @240lbs.

[QUOTE=NewlyImproved;991133303]5/10 troll rating

PC 225 20 times? Yea okay. In for world record @240lbs.[/QUOTE]

Not kidding man. Took a lot of training.

Most people who play their freshmen year at a NAIA school go on to dominate Division I. Or its the other way around, I forget.

man you can do anything you put your mind too... I only played 3 years of football in my whole life, and I am now a free agent but have played arena football and competed against D1 players in mutilple combines... it is more will than stats

[QUOTE=DocHollidy;991709233]man you can do anything you put your mind too... I only played 3 years of football in my whole life, and I am now a free agent but have played arena football and competed against D1 players in mutilple combines... it is more will than stats[/QUOTE]

arena football free agent? You can make more money at Walmart . . .

I'm currently a freshmen currently playing at one of the top NAIA Schools. Our team is made up of a lot of transfers, it's almost like a juco. A lot of D1 and D2 transfers come because they just don't like it, and a lot transfer out because they want to play at a higher level. Strength matters but only to a certain degree, genetics matter a lot, and there's nothing you can do about that. Because any decent program is going to bulk you up but they cant make you taller/ What matters as if you can read the play, watch it progress and know where to be, break up blocks to make tackles, anticipate what your opponent is going to do etc, and that's what D1 programs are going to look for. Your squat seems really low for a linebacker, I squat 540 as a TE/DE. I would work on your speed, agi, and explosiveness, especially of your hips. Just remember Any given day and dog can win.

[QUOTE=Jaybuel;991063313]I am currently a sophomore in college. I played my freshman year of college at a small NAIA school, but had to leave. Took the year off of football and am now looking to transfer to a Division 1 school.
I am 6 foot and weigh 240
I played Middle Backer in college as well as highschool
I run a 4.8 40
Can bench 225 19 times
Squat 455 parallel
Power Clean 225 20 times

Do I have a shot?
Any input would be appreciated[/QUOTE]

Stats don't show skill. Go try out and find out for yourself. /thread