Nevarro Junior College (Texas) freshman William McGehee didn't start his football career in earnest until his senior year of high school. Two years later, he received a scholarship offer from Arizona State. McGehee, who still has plenty of raw talent, will have four years to play three seasons at ASU.

Name: William McGehee

Hometown: Plano, Texas

School: Navarro J.C.

Position: Right tackle

Height: 6-foot-6

Weight: 310 pounds

40-yard dash: 4.9 seconds

Bench max: unknown

Squat max: unknown

Clean max: unknown

Vertical leap: unknown

Shuttle time: unknown

Freshman stats: unknown

Freshman honors: none

Offers: walk-on opportunities from Auburn and Oklahoma

Favorite food: Steak

Favorite movie: Inception

Favorite music artist: Coldplay

Favorite female celebrity: none

Favorite NFL player: Peyton Manning

Favorite hobby: "I like to play basketball."

Role model: "I would actually have to say my dad. He was a military man and he served for 12 years. He shows me how to be disciplined and how to have structure in my life. He's also an incredibly strong Christian and he shows me how to live my life that way. He's a great man to look to for how to be a father and just all that."

Best sports memory: "Winning state my senior year at Prestonwood (Christian Academy)."

On the first time he knew he was good enough to play at the next level: "Probably a couple weeks into football (senior year of high school). I just started to have a better game and more people, like friends and stuff, sounded more confident in me and it made me realize that I actually have a chance to play college football."

On moving to ASU and being on his own: "I'm excited about it. Being at Navarro College I've been living on my own out here, but I'm excited to move out to ASU and get with the coaching staff. I really like what (ASU coach Todd Graham's) going to do and everything that he's been setting up and just looking forward to living out there. Not much of a change of weather, but a little hotter; a little dry."

Why ASU: "I really liked when I went out there to visit. Coach (Bob) Connelly, he realizes that since I've only played a couple years, he realizes that I'm still what people think is raw talent. He realizes that he can help me and mold me into the athlete that can really help ASU. And I liked just what coach Graham is going to do with the program. I believe we'll be able to win a national championship, hopefully."

On his goals for next season: "To start."

On his signing day plans: "I'll most likely drive back home and do it with my family."