2022 (Colorado State):
- Due to injury, Picozzi appeared in just four games and made three starts in his long season at Colorado State
- Earned preseason All-American Athletic Conference recognition [Athlon's (first), Phil Steele (second)]
- Finished the year with fourth-team All-AAC recognition from Phil Steele
- A versatile athlete who has played all five offensive line positions
- Moved over to start at LT after being a starter at guard for three seasons but started games 3-6 at RG due to an injury to Adam Klein.
- Entered the season as the starter at right guard
- The Owls started the same five linemen in each of the first seven games of the season
- Suffered season-ending injury at USF
- Entered season as starter at right guard
- Played center at #9 UCF after Matt Hennessy went down with an injury and played the position in next two games at Houston and vs. USF
- Returned to right guard in regular season finale at UConn
- Started all thirteen games on offensive line
- Earned All-ECAC Honorable Mention
- APEX Predator Player of the Game (Houston)
- #theSTANDARD Player of the Game (Maryland, Tulsa, Houston, USF)
- Named to Athletic Director’s Honor Roll
- Saw his first career action at USF
Played on FG and PATs - Made first career start at ECU
- Served as the primary LG in place of an injured Jovahn Fair
- #theSTANDARD Player of the Game (ECU)
- Named to Athletic Director’s Honor Roll
- Joined the team as a walk-on
- American Athletic Conference All-Academic Team
- Named to Athletic Director's Honor Roll
- Was a two-way starter on the offensive line and defensive line for coach Tom Kirk of Lansdale Catholic in Lansdale, Pa., for two years
- Earned first team All-Catholic as well as an all-state selection
- Played in the Philadelphia City All Star game
- Named second team honors for academics
- Attended Methacton High School for his freshman and sophomore years.
- Parents Anthony and Margaret Picozzi. Has six sisters (Rachel, Sarah, Mary, Grace, Kate, and Mia) and two brothers (Anthony and Nicholas)