Hunter Titus '17 Recruiting Profile

Welcome to my Profile page! Thanks for taking a look at me. I am currently a sophomore at North Cobb Christian. My Primary position is on defense and I play linebacker. We run a 3,5 defense and my defensive Coach's name is Bill Parker. I started 1st string on Varsity freshman year and play Sam linebacker. I also play Fullback on offense and play on our special teams. I'm an all around football player and play any position my coach tells me to. Football is above all my favorite sport. I love watching football, playing, football, and talking about football. I also wrestle in the winter then spend all of my time lifting weights in the spring.

I never missed a day of workouts in 8th and 9th grade. I felt like I had to because I did not want to let down the coaches. I have an older brother who played and everyone admired him naming him the best football player at the school. I had the brotherly desire to 1up him so I committed myself to going to workouts every morning before school. While doing that I saw my major lifts improve drastically. I started freshman year benching 180. As of now I am benching 250, Squatting 345, and cleaning 215. 

I've loved playing football my entire life. Lifting is what I love and it's where I go to improve myself. I always want to improve myself and will do no matter what to do it. Working out is just as much of a mental thing as it is a physical workout. You can always run longer, always get one more rep, always compete with your opponent. Going to a small private school has given me a great opportunity to start on varsity and get a lot of experience on the field. I love going to camps competing with 6A or 5A schools. Even if we get beat it doesn't matter. It depends on our heart and if we gave it our all. Playing against someone better then you only makes you better and as I have got experience with all my other sport like wrestling, soccer, and track. If you work against someone better then you then you will improve greatly. "As iron sharpens iron so does one man sharpen another"