Toach Talk: Bowser that points with Upside – Football West Virginia

Ursulin’s chief coach Dan Reardon believes that offensive liner and Western Virginia signal Philip Bowser is already an impressive perspective, but it’s even more exciting.

Bowser, 6 feet-5, 275-pound, spent all four years of his career playing under Rechern and during that time he saw significant growth on the pitch. But the best is still to come.

“He has as much up as any offensive liner I have ever trained and it will be fun to look at it in the next few years just to see him make this next step in his development and have a chance to compete against some Other really good players and teams in the big 12, “he said.

The three -star perspective on rivals.com saw a significant jump on the pitch between his sophomore and junior seasons. This is because he played behind an experienced offensive line as a sophomore, but was then erected in a starting role next season.

“When he managed to get on the field for us, he really had a huge jump and he was a child with a good work with his feet. It is probably only £ 270 at the moment, so it will be a child who enters the weight room and puts 30-pound muscles and he will be an athletic 300-pound, “Reardon said.

This does not mean that Bowser is not impressive on the ground at the high school level, as Reardon said they did not hesitate behind him in key situations. Bowser already has a lot of power, but will be able to fully increase its athletic skills after it can add more weight to its frame.

“He was a really good football player for us,” he said.

Western Virginia is aimed at Bowser as an internal offensive liner, and this should be married well with his overall skill with his feet and athleticism in a scheme to block the area.

Outside the pitch, Booseer is largely quiet, but did everything he was asked to do. He also comes from a great family, which helped to develop in all areas.

“It’s a big piece for the puzzle,” Reardon said.

Bowser chose not to sign during the early signing period, which brought a wave of late interest in recruiting, including from West Virginia. It was a solution that did well for both sides, as Bouser engages in the mountaineers after a formal visit to the campus.

“I think Wvu gets a great player and I think he has a lot up,” Reardon said. “He will be a child who looks completely different in a few years in a college weight program and will load the right way. I think that’s why he is an intriguing perspective. “