Near-death experience helps fuel disruptive UCLA linebacker Mitchell Agude’s success
LA TimesOn the practice field, as he lines up across from the quarterback, he’s surging into the backfield. “I damn near get in tears every game just because I know there’s a reason I’m here.” LSU quarterback Max Johnson, right, throws under pressure from UCLA linebacker Mitchell Agude on Sept. 4 in Pasadena. ’” — Grace Agude said, recalling advice she gave to her son, UCLA linebacker Mitchell Agude Lab work was remarkably normal. “I just said, ‘I’m going to do this,’ ” Mitchell said, “and I went out and did it.” Having long joked about going to UCLA because it was his dream school, the fantasy was fulfilled. “Have a plan,” the caption read, “& beat the hands!” Mitchell Agude with the euro/swipe @OfficialAgude sets his rush up with a euro step, then swipes the blocker’s hands away as he punches.
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