Neville Gallimore

I want to say it really kind of took my love for the game to another level because I know the first time when I, I think the first camp I went to was like a national underclassman.

And it was like North Jersey Palisades.

And I think it was like the first time I was like, man, I wasn't the biggest.

Wasn't the fastest.

And I was actually seeing guys that were my age that were already getting recruited.

And I think for me, it was kind of cool because, you know, again, come from Ottawa, you see these kids, you know, going to the 707, these big camps, you're kind of like, man, like, you're kind of wondering if it could be you.

So when you get to see these kids face-to-face, you still got to see, like, okay, there's an opportunity for me here.

Obviously, the climb will be a little bit, you know, steeper just because being from where I'm from.

But I knew there was an opportunity if I put everything where it needs to be.

It can be very challenging because, you know, we're competing, right?

You know, the snap of the ball, you know, you make a move, you beat a guy clean and you see a clean shot.

I mean, every deal I'm in is kind of like your first instinct is that I'm about to go kill this guy.

And sometimes you get caught up and you might get a 15 yard and, you know, sometimes they may call a little bit close.

But I feel like.

It's just one of those things where, you know, that's where our game is at right now.

And, you know, some guys can afford the fine or whatever.

And some guys, you kind of got to think twice.

So for me, you know, as a competitor, shoot, man, any opportunity you get a chance to kill a quarterback.

I'm going to have to take those chances, but obviously nobody's, you know, you play this game, that's what comes with it.

It's going to be violent.