John Paul Flores

Height:
6-4
Weight:
308
Class:
Junior
Hometown:
Arlington, Texas
Prev School:
Virginia
High School:
All Saints

Named Academic All-ACC in 2022.
Appeared in 10 games, marking five starts.
Started all 20 games in his final two seasons (2019 & 2021) in which Dartmouth led the Ivy League in rushing and won back-to-back league championships.
Dartmouth lost three games in his four years in Hanover including an 18-2 mark as a starter.
Second Team All-Ivy League selection in 2021.
Started all 10 games at left tackle.
Dartmouth ranked No. 1 in the Ivy League and No. 21 in FCS with 193.7 rushing yards per game.
Dartmouth went 9-1 on the season, captured the 20th Ivy League title in program history and ranked 23rd in the final FCS Coaches Poll. Season canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic.
Selected for a spot on the Phil Steele Preseason All-Ivy League Third Team.
Earned the starting job at left tackle and kept it the entire season.
Played a big part in Dartmouth winning its 19th Ivy League title and ending the season ranked in the top 25.
Helped pave the way for Dartmouth to lead the Ivy League in rushing yards per game (167.0) and rank second in scoring offense (33.3 points per game.
Effective pass blocker as well, contributing to the ultra-efficient passing game that ranked second nationally in passing efficiency
Part of the unit that allowed fewer sacks that any other Ivy League squad … the offense was also third in the FCS in third-down conversion percentage at over 50 percent
Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools all-state first team and academic all-state first team.
Three-sport athlete.
Was also TAPPS Class 5A basketball all-state second team and academic all-state first team.
Threw the shot and discus at All Saints, earning all-state honors as a junior.
Oldest brother Jacob was an All-Ivy League center for Dartmouth and spent a year in the Green Bay Packers organization.
Brother Charlie played on the Columbia offensive line.
Sister attends Harvard.
High school of 100 students was featured in a USA Today story for having no fewer than 10 seniors heading to DI college football teams in 2018
Pursuing a master’s degree in Religious Studies.