Oklahoma · HS Class of 2001
2004 Draft · Rnd 1 · Pick 14Gabriel Brownlow-Dindy is similar size (6-foot-2.5, 285 pounds) to Tommie Harris, who was a five-star prospect in the 2001 cycle. Like Harris, Brownlow-Dindy is an outstanding athlete. The Texas A&M signee posted some eye-popping numbers on the combine circuit, running a sub 4.9 second electronically-timed 40-yard dash at 285 pounds. Harris’ athleticism was well-known. He was an extremely disruptive interior presence at Oklahoma and ran a 4.78 second 40-yard dash at the NFL Combine. Both Harris and Brownlow-Dindy also threw the shot put at the high school level, with the latter finishing as a state runner-up as a junior.
Scouting Report
Approved · Jan 2, 2022
Gabriel Brownlow-Dindy was a late arrival at Under Armour. We only got to see him practice on one day and a bit during the game. The Texas A&M signee has a filled-out, compact but not short build with long arms. The defensive line group at Under Armour was very deep and he passed the eye test in our brief exposure.
Gabriel Brownlow-Dindy’s parents, Terrance and Shenia, are Oklahoma graduates and his dad played football for the Sooners. His father is the director of the Texas School of Preaching in College Station, Texas. Brownlow-Dindy plans to major in biology in college. He lists skateboarding, weight lighting and Bible study as his hobbies. Brownlow-Dindy has two brothers – Terrance Jr. and Trey – and a sister, Destyni.
