2005: Laws is simply tenacious. He’s always moving and fighting. Trevor has great technique, cat-like quickness and leverages well. Rushes the passer extremely well for a DT. He may have worn down a bit toward the end of last year, but another year in the program will help boost his strength. Laws will team with Derek Landri to make an outstanding duo on the interior of the Irish defensive line.

2004: Laws help the Irish defense hold opponents to 88 yards rushing per game and the #5 ranking nationally against the run. He’s certainly a guy that exceeded our expectations. Generally sophomore defensive tackles have difficulty matching up with more mature offensive linemen, but Laws more than held his own and was generally distruptive. He played his first downs in the opener against BYU, where he registered a season high 5 tackles and added his first career sack.

2003: Did not play as a freshman.

High School: Ranked # 12 DT by Scout. US Army All-America game invite (Did not play due to a wrestling tournament). USA Today 1st team All American. Gatorade Player of the Year in Minnesota. Ranked 41st by ESPN on their list of top 100 players. Recorded 87 tackles, 17 TFL, and 11 sacks as a senior...85 tackles, 10 sacks and 25 TFL as junior... Also played offensive tackle. 3-year starter on both sides of the ball. Was 49-0 as state champion super-heavyweight wrestler as junior and ranked as number 1 high school wrestler in country with 96-4 mark coming into senior year.
Final Schools: Iowa, Miami, Michigan, Ohio State, Stanford USC