Howard University running back Jarrett Hunter has been making a name for himself on and off the field as he prepares for the next chapter of his football career. This offseason, Hunter has been grinding at the Duke Sports Performance Institute (DSSI), sharpening his skills ahead of the prestigious HBCU Legacy Bowl in New Orleans this February. The game, which serves as a platform for top HBCU prospects to showcase their abilities to professional scouts, is an opportunity for Hunter to prove he belongs at the next level.
Hunter's time at Duke’s Sports Performance Institute has been crucial in fine-tuning his physical and mental preparation for the Legacy Bowl. With access to world-class facilities, expert trainers, and cutting-edge performance science, Hunter has been able to focus on maximizing his athletic potential while refining his game for the professional stage.
Hunter's work with the Duke Sports Science Institute focuses on his physical conditioning, recovery, and injury prevention—important aspects for athletes transitioning from college to the pros. The Institute’s holistic approach ensures that athletes like Hunter are prepared in all areas, from strength and agility to nutrition and mental resilience.
As Hunter prepares for the biggest stage of his career, he remains focused on his ultimate goal: securing an NFL career. His time at Duke and his passion and determination has prepared him for success. He is eager to represent Howard University and HBCU athletes on the national stage.
The HBCU Legacy Bowl marks the beginning of a new chapter for Hunter, and thanks to his training at Duke, he’s ready to show the world just what he can do. Read more