Quientrail Travis, top JUCO DL, signs Letter of Intent with Auburn
JUCO defensive lineman Quientrail Travis originally of Minneapolis, Minn., signed his National Letter of Intent with Auburn on Wednesday, the first day of the early signing period. Here’s everything you need to know about him.
Position: Defensive line
Height/Weight: 6-foot-4 275 pounds
On3 Consensus Ratings: No. 18 overall JUCO, No. 4 JUCO DL, No. 3 in Iowa
Commitment date: December 20, 2022
Chose Auburn over: Penn State, Western Kentucky
Time of enrollment: January
Notable: Travis was identified by the previous staff and received an offer. The new staff came in and quietly worked on landing him while other programs did the same. The Tigers won out on Signing Day Eve.
Social Media: Twitter (@Quientrail50) Instagram (@quientrail)
Quoteworthy: “All I’ve got to say is, War Eagle. I feel like I fit in there more than my other offers. It seems like home already.”
The Travis File
Three-star JUCO defensive lineman Quientrail Travis, the No. 17 overall Junior college prospect in the country according to the On3 consensus, committed to Auburn on Signing Day Eve. He played his sophomore season at Iowa Western Community College.
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Travis, a native of Minneapolis, Minn. announced his commitment to the Tigers on Tuesday, choosing Auburn over Penn State.
Auburn offered Travis on Nov. 11. He has yet to visit the Tigers but plans to do so the first week of January, he said.
Travis had 45 total tackles with 8.5 sacks and 13.5 tackles for loss during the 2022 season.
SEC readiness
Breakdown from Auburn Live’s Cole Pinkston:
Travis already has some experience on the junior college level. That experience gives him a step up on the high school guys. In order to be a starter at Auburn, Travis will need to add strength and power in his lower body to win with leverage on the interior.
Travis is more than likely set to be a rotational piece in his first year with the Tigers.
