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E-Zone15Micah Fe'a Commits to BYU as PWO; https://www.si.com/college/byu/news/micah-fea-commits-to-byu-football-as-pwo
Micah is just a winner, 3 State Championships at Orem High School. He has really nice size at 6' 4" 210 and also played WR as a sophomore before playing QB his last 2 years.
BYU Football Offers Micah Fe'a as PWO;https://www.si.com/college/byu/news/byu-football-offers-micah-fea-as-pwo
So I could see BYU maybe using him at TE or DE, normally in high school the best athlete on the team plays QB. I believe Chad Lewis was a high school QB before being moved to TE at BYU. Look at Chase Hansen, BYU told him they wanted him at LB, Utah said they would given him a shot a QB. So he when to Utah and got like one practice at QB before they switched him to LB. Who was the DE that they did the same thing to, gave him like one practice at QB then switch him to DE. He ended up being a high draft pick and had a couple highly recruited brothers follow him to Utah that BYU lost out on.
Anyway 6' 4" 210 athletes are always good to have, because there are so many options to use them at (WR, FB, TE, LB, and DL).
Micah is just a winner, 3 State Championships at Orem High School. He has really nice size at 6' 4" 210 and also played WR as a sophomore before playing QB his last 2 years.
BYU Football Offers Micah Fe'a as PWO;
So I could see BYU maybe using him at TE or DE, normally in high school the best athlete on the team plays QB. I believe Chad Lewis was a high school QB before being moved to TE at BYU. Look at Chase Hansen, BYU told him they wanted him at LB, Utah said they would given him a shot a QB. So he when to Utah and got like one practice at QB before they switched him to LB. Who was the DE that they did the same thing to, gave him like one practice at QB then switch him to DE. He ended up being a high draft pick and had a couple highly recruited brothers follow him to Utah that BYU lost out on.
Anyway 6' 4" 210 athletes are always good to have, because there are so many options to use them at (WR, FB, TE, LB, and DL).