York's Brayden Byford displays rare two-way abilities
If you think of linemen as lumbering types who just rely on brute force to get the job done, consider York senior Brayden Byford.
The 6-foot, 240-pounder, who is committed to Dayton, starts both ways for the Dukes and his skill set is unusual for his position.
“He’s not the biggest kid,” York coach Don Gelsomino told the Sun-Times. “. . . He’s got a thick build, he’s very strong. He’s also quick.
“. . . He was actually a gym…
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York's Brayden Byford displays rare two-way abilities
<p>If you think of linemen as lumbering types who just rely on brute force to get the job done, consider York senior Brayden Byford.</p><p>The 6-foot, 240-pounder, who is committed to Dayton, starts both ways for the Dukes and his skill set is unusual for his position.</p><p>“He’s not the biggest kid,” York coach Don Gelsomino told the Sun-Times. “. . . He’s got a thick build, he’s very strong. He’s also quick.</p><p>“. . . He was actually a gym…
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