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BYU Football Recruiting: 3-star athlete Blake Freeland signs with Cougars for 2019 class

The big Herriman prospect inks with BYU and could play several positions

By Brett Hein
Blake Freeland poses for a photo during his official visit to BYU, shared on his Twitter account Dec. 16. 2018.
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A longtime BYU commit made that official Wednesday during the 2019 early signing period. Three-star Utah athlete Blake Freeland signed to BYU.

Freeland (82.65 rating on 247 composite) is a 6-foot-8, 260-pound athlete from Herriman High School, where he played quarterback, tight end, fullback and defensive line. He committed to BYU in June 2017 prior to his junior season.

BYU is likely signing Freeland to play offensive line.

At his size, he still has the agility and hands to play tight end. As a senior, Freeland caught 13 passes for 167 yards and a touchdown for the Mustangs. He also plays center on the basketball team where he finds opportunities to dunk when possible.

Freeland threw for 964 yards and 10 TDs as a junior and was known then for having a big arm.

Freeland’s father, Jim, played linebacker at BYU in 1994-95, and his mother, Debbie, played basketball in Provo.

Check out Freeland’s senior highlights:

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