When the offensive striker from South Carolina Sadarius Hutcherson ended his career with Gamecocks by starting all 10 games and clearing racetracks for the 1,000-yard rusher Kevin Harris in a conference season, he realized that he would be recognized for his work.
When postseason compliments were released and Hutcherson was not seen as one of the SEC’s top strikers, he felt scorned.
“I was crazy. After the season I felt confident, I knew I had a great season and not many guys had a better season than I did,” said Hutcherson at his Pro Day press conference on Tuesday. behind it to this day. Praise is not going to define who I am anyway. The film shows and people know what kind of player I am. I know what kind of talent I have. “
With 6-4 pounds and 325 pounds, Hutcherson made 39 games in South Carolina, mostly as a guard, but 11 games in the left tackle as a junior. He started 36 consecutive competitions.
Hutcherson has spent the past few months preparing for the NFL’s Draft process at the EXOS training center in Dallas. He hopes that his hard work will help him get the attention of NFL executives during his Professional Day on Wednesday afternoon.
“I just hope to show what I have been doing at EXOS,” said Hutcherson. “My goal is to release some really good numbers and when I see them I will not be surprised, because that is why I am known.”
Hutcherson gave a tip about his aspirations to the weight room, saying he knows for sure that his 225-pound bench press will be in his 30s.
Big guys weighing 325 pounds shouldn’t be moving like that! Big Sadarius Hutcherson is a special athlete! @ Sadarius_50 @element_sports @EXOSsports @TeamEXOS @GamecockFB pic.twitter.com/04YYQog6KR
– Michael Perrett (@PerrettM) February 9, 2021
@ Sadarius_50 running a smooth L-Drill today. One of the most impressive 328-pound humans I’ve ever seen. Your numbers will make your jaw drop! @EXOSsports pic.twitter.com/X6Szg1HoMI
– Brent Callaway (@BrentCallaway) January 29, 2021
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The future NFL rookie received guidance from one of the league’s defensive veterans on EXOS.
“Since I’m at EXOS I’ve been asking Gerald McCoy what I need to do as a newbie, ”said Hutcherson. “I talk to him a lot because he always comes to EXOS. He pulls me aside and talks to me and says that I have a lot of athletics, I am versatile and he says that I am more technically technical and can stay in the league for a long time. Talking to him gave me an idea of what I need to go as far as going to the NFL. “