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Jersey Number 74
Ryan Poles
- Height:
- 6-4
- Weight:
- 310
- Class:
- Sophomore
- Hometown:
- Canandaigua, NY
- High School:
- Canandaigua Academy
Bio
2007 Season
Had an outstanding game vs. Wake Forest in the season opener; threw a key block that enabled Matt Ryan to throw a 38-yard touchdown pass in the second quarter...Ryan finished with five touchdown throws in that game...started the first seven games and was on his way to an all-star season before injuring his Achilles in the Notre Dame game and missing the rest of his senior season. 2006 Season
A second-generation BC football player, Ryan's father, Junior Poles, was a three-year starter for BC (1979-82) and also wore the number 72...started all 13 games at left guard ...paved the way for seven 100-yard rushing games and a collective 1,424 rushing yards by L.V. Whitworth and Andre Callender. 2005 Season
Played in six games...was listed at number two on the depth chart to Jeremy Trueblood all year. 2004 Season
A talented young player who worked his way to the number two spot on the depth chart at left tackle, behind Jeremy Trueblood...saw significant playing time. 2003 Season
Redshirted. High School
Earned All-America honors from Parade, SuperPrep, PrepStar and Riddell...selected as the 2002 Gatorade New York State Player of the Year...captured All-State Class AA first team honors as a senior offensive lineman; also played on the Braves' defensive line...was a two-time All-Greater Rochester selection...served as 2002 team captain for head coach Ed Mulderon; played his first two years as Canandaigua Academy for head coach Mike Foster ... gained All-State Class AA second team accolades as a junior...also starred on the Braves' basketball team; is the school record holder for blocked shots. Personal
Ryan C. Poles, born September 20, 1985...enrolled as a communication major in the College of Arts & Sciences...Ryan and his younger sister Kelli are the children of Mary Ellen and Robert Poles, Jr. ...his sister is a sophomore member of the University of Vermont women's basketball team ... his father was a standout defensive lineman at Boston College from 1979-82.
Had an outstanding game vs. Wake Forest in the season opener; threw a key block that enabled Matt Ryan to throw a 38-yard touchdown pass in the second quarter...Ryan finished with five touchdown throws in that game...started the first seven games and was on his way to an all-star season before injuring his Achilles in the Notre Dame game and missing the rest of his senior season. 2006 Season
A second-generation BC football player, Ryan's father, Junior Poles, was a three-year starter for BC (1979-82) and also wore the number 72...started all 13 games at left guard ...paved the way for seven 100-yard rushing games and a collective 1,424 rushing yards by L.V. Whitworth and Andre Callender. 2005 Season
Played in six games...was listed at number two on the depth chart to Jeremy Trueblood all year. 2004 Season
A talented young player who worked his way to the number two spot on the depth chart at left tackle, behind Jeremy Trueblood...saw significant playing time. 2003 Season
Redshirted. High School
Earned All-America honors from Parade, SuperPrep, PrepStar and Riddell...selected as the 2002 Gatorade New York State Player of the Year...captured All-State Class AA first team honors as a senior offensive lineman; also played on the Braves' defensive line...was a two-time All-Greater Rochester selection...served as 2002 team captain for head coach Ed Mulderon; played his first two years as Canandaigua Academy for head coach Mike Foster ... gained All-State Class AA second team accolades as a junior...also starred on the Braves' basketball team; is the school record holder for blocked shots. Personal
Ryan C. Poles, born September 20, 1985...enrolled as a communication major in the College of Arts & Sciences...Ryan and his younger sister Kelli are the children of Mary Ellen and Robert Poles, Jr. ...his sister is a sophomore member of the University of Vermont women's basketball team ... his father was a standout defensive lineman at Boston College from 1979-82.
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