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Nigel Smith II

NigelSmith II

Melissa, TXMelissa
Jersey
#6
Pos
DL
HT / WT
6-4 / 264
Class
SO
NIL Valuation
Rivals
5.9
NATL
#105
POS
#8
ST
#17
On3
91
NATL
#296
POS
#23
ST
#46
ESPN
83
NATL
#124
POS
#18
ST
#21
247
93
NATL
#176
POS
#28
ST
#29
The Journey
Class of 2024
Oklahoma Sooners
ENROLLED
Melissa Cardinals
Melissa Cardinals
2020 – 2021
HIGH SCHOOL

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Industry Consensus · RPM Picks
Team
Prediction
Recruited By
Distance
Class Rank
Draft Pos (5yr)
Draft Total (5yr)
Oklahoma
ENROLLED9/8/2023
88.4%
141 mi
9
2
29
Texas A&M
OFFERED
2.7%
184 mi
17
6
20
Ohio State
OFFERED
2.3%
885 mi
4
5
41
Texas
OFFERED
1.1%
219 mi
6
3
15
Penn State
OFFERED
1.1%
1151 mi
15
2
31
Oklahoma
OklahomaENROLLED
Todd Bates
88.4%
Texas A&M
Texas A&MOFFERED
Terry Price
2.7%
Ohio State
Ohio StateOFFERED
Larry Johnson
2.3%
Texas
TexasOFFERED
Bo Davis
1.1%
Penn State
Penn StateOFFERED
Deion Barnes
1.1%

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Measurements & Testing

Nigel Smith IIMelissa
Top 300 DL AvgAvg. Last 3 Years
NFL Combine DraftedAvg. Last 3 Years
Weight
264
276
300
95.7%88.0%
Height
6-4
6-4
6-3
100.0%101.3%
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Personal Life

Nigel Smith II made a big impression early on in his high school career, especially since he arrived at Melissa (Texas) High School as a 6-foot-5, 250-pound 15-year-old freshman. “His dad is 6-9 and 280 pounds,” Melissa coach Matt Nally told Irish Sports Daily. “You think that his dad (former SMU basketball player Nigel Smith) could play for the Dallas Cowboys. He’s just a massive human being who is put together extremely well. But Nigel is a football player. You can't ask for a better kid as a player. His motor is unbelievable. He's just that prototypical coach's kid – works his butt off, gets up here before anybody else is up here, gets in a workout, goes through school and during the athletic period, works out again and then comes back and lifts after school. So, you just can't ask for a better kid in the situation that he is in. The work ethic that he has is just uncanny.” That work ethic helped Smith earn second-team Max Preps Junior All-American, Texas District 7-5A-II Defensive Lineman of the Year and Texas Sportswriters Association Class 5A first-team all-state honors in 2022. He was the Texas District 7-4A-I unanimous Defensive Lineman of the Year as a sophomore after being named the district’s newcomer of the year as a freshman. Smith enjoys playing basketball and gaming when he’s not involved with football.

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