Cohl Cabral Season 2017

 Overview     

• Cabral Selected to Outland Trophy Preseason Watch List
• Cabral Named to Rimington Trophy Preseason Watch List
• One of the nation's top center prospects heading into his senior season
• Enjoyed a breakout junior season in which he was recognized as one of the Pac-12's toughest lineman
• Athletic lineman that has the ability to play every position on the offensive line but projects as a center this season and was named to the preseason watch list for the Rimington Award
• Known for utilizing his leverage with a low pad level and his quickness and footwork allows him to move well laterally
• Favorite food: BBQ
• Favorite music/artist: Metallica 
• Favorite subject in school: History
• Favorite hobby/thing(s) to do in free time: Watch movies
• Favorite movie: Facing the Giants
• Favorite memory on the court/field: Beating No. 5 Washington in 2017
• Favorite moment at ASU: Being recognized by my teammates as a team captain
• Favorite place have ever traveled/been to: Mammoth Mountain
• Favorite holiday: Thanksgiving
• If you didn’t play football, what would you play/what would you want to do? Baseball or motocross
• Biggest inspiration: My parents
• Proudest moment: Seeing the smile on my parents face when they saw me on the field for the first time
• Nickname? C-monster, because growing up I was so much bigger than the kids my age
• One super power, what would it be? To teleport anywhere in the world
• If you could have dinner with anyone, living or dead, who would it be? Travis Pastrana
• One skill you would like to master? The art of barbecuing
• Ideal way to spend the weekend? In the forest camping and hiking

Senior (2019)

• The senior was voted as a captain by his teammates for the second consecutive year.
• Started all 38 games of his career consecutively, starting every game from the beginning of his sophomore season.
• Anchor of an offensive line that paved the way for running back Eno Benjamin's second consecutive 1,000-yard season, the first time a Sun Devil running back had accomplished the feat since the 1970s
• A key reason for the immediate success of freshman quarterback Jayden Daniels, helping call the protections and organize the rest of the offensive line.
• Showed his versatility and selflessness by briefly moving to left tackle, before finishing the year as one of the top centers in the conference.
• Credited with just one sack allowed on the season, tied for 29th among FBS centers and second in the Pac-12.
• The sack excluded, Cabral did not allow a QB hit this season – one of just 17th centers in the FBS to lay the claim.
• His 10 total QB pressures allowed this season were the 25th-lowest among FBS centers and third-fewest in the Pac-12.
• Finished with the 14th-best run-blocking efficiency score among FBS centers with a positive impact on 13.6 percent of ASU's run snaps – 4.5 points higher than the national average.
• Received Pac-12 Offensive Lineman of the Week recognition on September 30th.

Junior (2018)

• Widely regarded as one of the most well-rounded centers in college football
• Competed hard every week, starting all 13 games for Arizona State
• A team leader, earning the Team Captain Award at the annual Team Banquet
• Second Team Pac-12 All-Conference selection
• Helped pave the way for a record-breaking season from Sun Devil running back Eno Benjamin
• Intelligent mind with a high football I.Q. helping set the blocking schemes at the line of scrimmage
• One of just 15 Power Five centers to not allow a sack this season
• The third-highest graded center in the Pac-12 as a run blocker (66.3).
• Has a positive run impact on 9.9 percent of plays this season, the 28^th-best total among all FBS centers
• Helped anchor an offensive line that allowed just 16 sacks all season – good for the third-fewest allowed by a Sun Devil offensive line in program history
• ASU had 6 games this season where it didn't allow a sack. Since at least 2000, no ASU team had had more two such games in an entire season
• The Sun Devils finished 14th in the FBS with 1.23 allowed per game. ASU hadn't finished in Top-100 in fewest sacks allowed per game since 2011 (74th). In fact, since 2003 (as far back as easily accessible team rankings go), ASU finished in the top-100 just 3 times, and never better than 70th.

Sophomore (2017)

• Became a mainstay on the offensive line in his second season in Tempe, opening holes for Demario Richard’s 1,000-yard season
• Helped the Sun Devil run blocking scheme improve to the 34^th highest graded group in the country according to PFF last season, after ranking 69^th in 2016
• Started all 13 games at left tackle during his sophomore campaign

Freshman (2016)

• Appeared in 11 games for the Sun Devils, giving the ASU offensive line depth off the bench

 High School

• Participated in the Under Armour All-American Game as a member of Team Highlight.
• Earned Second Team All-State honors from USA Today and named to The Daily Bulletin and the San Bernardino Sun’s All-Area First Team.
• Received All-American honors from PrepStar who listed him as the No. 292 player in the nation; rated as a four-star and ranked as the No. 199 player in the ESPN 300; ranked as the No. 2 center prospect in the country by ESPN; listed by Rivals as the No. 64 offensive tackle in the country; tabbed by Scout as the No. 37 offensive tackle in the country and No. 6 offensive tackle in the west region; listed in the annual Tacoma News-Tribune Western 100.