Max Borghi is just waiting for his moment to say I told you so.
The Pomona High alum is not considered among the best running backs in this year’s draft class. Many rankings don’t even have Borghi in the top 20, despite the Washington State star tying the school record with 41 total TDs as a dual-threat workhorse over the past four seasons.
Borghi, the 2017 winner of The Denver Post’s Gold Helmet Award, is motivated by that lack of attention heading into next week’s draft. He is projected to be a late-round pick, if he’s selected at all.