Ok, let me clarify. I think he should not juice at all, but I think college football is fucking stupid. Now, the fact of the matter remains that he knows there is a high risk, but he wants to get a full ride through college via football, but knows he lacks both the size and strenght necissary to do so. He doesn't have 3 years to slowly cycle as he should. He needs to be benching 405 for reps and be over 200 lbs and relatively lean... right now.
What I am recomending is stupid, and a bad idea, but that is why I think college ball and the NFL are both bad, and do not watch them because I know it ruins the health and bodies of those who take these things seriously. I've meet enough talented college ball players and seen what sort of stacks these kids starting using while they are still in high school to know they are screwed later in life. Also bear in mind he is going to be tested regularly as a scholorship athlete, assuming he can get the scholorships. Stop recomending the drugs you are suggesting. Again, my cousin at 21 was benching 585 for 5 reps and squating 705 to the floor for reps.... but he had to pay a high price. Over 2 grams of test suspesion a week, with anavar, anadrol, hgh and insulin being used off and on as well... was not uncommon. He got drafted by the Seahawks his last year of college, got a full ride through school, his rent covered, and spending money while in school... but it came at a price. So, for all of the football fans out there, think about that next time you sit down on Sunday and enjoy the game.
If the kid is serious about this, he will have to use alot of gear, very fast to get where he wants to be, and yes it may very well host him his health, but if his mind is made up, that's that.