If he can play against the rest of the Southeastern Conference in the same fashion that he’s dominated Texas A&M, Alabama’s Isaiah Buggs will be a first-round pick.
The senior defensive end from Louisiana emerged last season versus the Aggies, due to Da’Shawn Hand missing the game because of a knee injury. Buggs led the Crimson Tide’s defensive attack with 10 tackles in its 29-17 win at Kyle Field in College Station, Texas.
With several scouts from the National Football League in attendance, the former junior college transfer showed up at Bryant-Denny Stadium and dominated the Aggies’ offensive line from the start.