JarrettLaRubbio

Took advantage of his redshirt season to add about 10 pounds through his
work in the weight room … Proved to be an aggressive blocker in
practice … Finishes his blocks well.

2014 (Freshman): Redshirted.
High School: A
three-star prospect by Rivals.com, Scout.com, 247Sports.com and
ESPN.com … Rivals.com ranked him the 27th-best player in the state of
Ohio and 20th-best offensive guard in the nation … Scout.com ranked him
the 28th-best offensive guard in the nation … Had a great senior season,
helping his high school team rush for nearly 3,000 yards, averaging 6.2
yards per carry … Named first-team Division I All-Ohio by The
Associated Press, also all-conference and All-Southwest Ohio… Had
approximately 80 pancake blocks in both his junior and senior seasons …
Helped his team win eight games his junior year, including its
first-round playoff game … Junior honors included all-conference and
second-team All-Southwest Ohio … Three-year starter … Coached by Rick
Haynes … ESPN.com gives him high marks for his space blocking and
physicality … Named to the U.S. National Football Team … Chose UK over
North Carolina State, Pittsburgh, Wisconsin, Nebraska, North Carolina,
Washington, Louisville, Maryland, Georgia Tech and Arizona State.
Personal: Born
in Youngstown, Ohio … Name is pronounced “lah-RUE-bee-o” … Son of
Anthony LaRubbio and Jenniffer LaRubbio … Currently enrolled in
undergraduate studies.
Jarrett Says … My favorite
part of game day is: the game … I couldn’t live without my: family …
Other than the NFL, my dream job is: movie star / movie maker … The
celebrity I’d like to be best friends with is: Mark Wahlberg … What’s
the best advice you’ve ever received? Keep God first.