Ty Sambrailo class of 2010 will be on the South team in the 2015 Senior Bowl College All Star Game that will be played on January 24, 2015 in Mobile, Alabama. Sambrailo will compete with and against the top college players throughout the country in front of every NFL team's scouts, coaches and general managers.
Sambrailo finished a great college career at Colorado State University where he was a major part of turning around the program from the lower end of the Mountain West Conference to two consecutive bowl games and a 10 win season in 2014. Sambrailo was honored for his individual performance as he was named 1st Team All Mountain West Conference this past season. Sambrailo was the anchor of the offensive line for the Rams and protected the blind side of Colorado State Quarterback Garrett Grayson who was named Mountain West Conference Offensive Player of the Year. Grayson will be joining Sambrailo in Mobile for the Senior Bowl. Other skill players who were named First Team All Conference for Colorado State were Wide Receiver Rashard Higgins and Tight End Steven Walker.
Tune into the NFL Network Saturday January 24th at 1 pm Pacific Time to watch and support Ty in his final college football game.
Sambrailo finished a great college career at Colorado State University where he was a major part of turning around the program from the lower end of the Mountain West Conference to two consecutive bowl games and a 10 win season in 2014. Sambrailo was honored for his individual performance as he was named 1st Team All Mountain West Conference this past season. Sambrailo was the anchor of the offensive line for the Rams and protected the blind side of Colorado State Quarterback Garrett Grayson who was named Mountain West Conference Offensive Player of the Year. Grayson will be joining Sambrailo in Mobile for the Senior Bowl. Other skill players who were named First Team All Conference for Colorado State were Wide Receiver Rashard Higgins and Tight End Steven Walker.
Tune into the NFL Network Saturday January 24th at 1 pm Pacific Time to watch and support Ty in his final college football game.