Ben Scott Season 2021

REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE (2021)

• A resilient athlete that started in all 13 games at right tackle for ASU and played on 794 of the Sun Devils' 808 offensive plays on the season
• His 83.0 run blocking score was 28th among all offensive tackles in the FBS last season with at least 500 snaps played
• Had a negative grade on just 10.9 percent of his run-blocking plays on the season - sixth lowest in the Pac-12
• Played a pivotal role in ASU averaging 202.3 rushing yards per game during the regular season, which was good for 24^th in the FBS and the most for a full season at ASU since 2012 (205.4) – and just the eighth time ASU has rushed for over 200 yards per game since joining the Pac-12 in 1978
• Also a major reason ASU allowed just 21 sacks in the regular season – tied for 36^th-fewest in the FBS – notable as outside of 2018 (12^th in FBS with only 16 allowed) and excluding the shortened 2020 season – ASU finished outside the Top-100 seven times (2012-17, 2019)  in the last decade and had not been in the Top 75 in any season since AT LEAST 2005 (when the NCAA sacks allowed records start becoming more difficult to locate)

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2020)

• Started at right tackle all four games despite being just a redshirt freshman
• Paved the way for a rushing offense that was seventh nationally in 264.2 years per game - 30 more than any other team in the PAC-12

FRESHMAN (2019)

• Redshirt the season in preparation to compete for a possible starting role along the Sun Devil interior in 2020 and beyond

HIGH SCHOOL

• Enjoyed an extremely successful high school career, playing for three consecutive state championship teams at St. Louis High School (2016-18)
• Consensus three-star prospect amongst major recruiting services…listed as the No. 16 overall prospect in the state of Hawaii and the No. 154 offensive tackle prospect nationally in 24/7 Sports composite rankings…rated as the No. 15 overall prospect in the state and the No. 140 offensive tackle prospect in the country by ESPN
• During his three seasons as a part of the varsity squad, St. Louis compiled a 33-1 record, including 27-straight wins to cap his high school career
• Paved the way for an offense that averaged 46.5 points per game and 398.8 yards per game in his final season on the offensive line
• The Crusaders went 11-0 in 2018 during his senior campaign, capping off a perfect season with a 38-17 victory over Mililani in the HHSAA Football State Championship game
• Part of an offense unit that scored at least 30 points in every game, winning by an average of 32.3 points per game.
• The 2018 team is recognized as one of the best high school teams in the country, sitting at No. 6 in the MaxPreps National Rankings, No. 8 in the Xcellent National Top-25, and No. 14 in the USA Today Super 25
• The 2017 team that he was a part of was just as dominant, going 11-0 on their way to another state title and he was a sophomore lineman on the 2016 St. Louis varsity team that won a State Championship
• Committed to ASU on August 22nd, 2018