'13 NJ DE Tashawn Bowers

#3
#3
Bower exploded onto the scene with big offers from Ohio State and Florida Stateand he is quickly approaching double-digit offers already. With his 6-foot-5, 230-pound size and a frame that can easily add much more weight, he will be a monster defensive end at the next level. He was a standout at Top Gun in July and once he gets his pad level a bit lower and refines his technique, he could be special.
- Rivals
 
#7
#7
Sirmon is hitting the trail hard in OH, VA, and NJ for next year. I'll be surprised if we don't land a few from those states.
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#9
#9
Tennessee assistant coach Peter Sirmon has Bower thinking a lot about the Vols.
“The first thing he told me is we want to recruit great players, but also people of great character,” Bower recapped. “That’s what he likes about me, and he thinks I could be a great player at Tennessee.”
Bower sees the Tennessee program as a great opportunity.
“The atmosphere in the stadium is nuts,” he stated. “All the fans and support is great.”

Steve Wiltfong
 
#10
#10
Imagine if he witnessed us at our actual, peak fan support at a game.
 
#14
#14
Received offers from Florida, California, and Georgia Tech.
Also, mods there are duplicate threads for this guy.
 
#16
#16
Which will make D Walker interesting to watch. I doubt if they land M Adams Walker has a spot if everyone else stays.
 
#17
#17
From AU Rivals -

Auburn's disappointing season has shocked most, if not all consistent observers of the program. But Somerville, N.J. four-star defensive end and Tigers' commit Tashawn Bower has chosen to take a different approach when assessing what has transpired this fall.

"I know every team has that season where things don't go there way," Bower said. "But Auburn is still a special place and that's why the class is so good. These kids see that the program has always been great and will click again."

Residing nearly 1,000 miles from the Plains, Bower said he isn't focused on any negative talk he hears surrounding Auburn's season.

"I don't really hear them much, but I know there are upset fans and media try and make predictions," Bower said. "I'm not really focused on that, I don't think about that. I think about the positives and focus on my academics. I worry about things I can control, not things I can't."

Bower speaks with Auburn defensive line coach Mike Pelton nearly every week since he committed in June. After his official visit to Auburn on October 5, Bower said he had 'no doubts'. He credits the current staff for how they sold Auburn, and insists his pledge goes beyond one coach or one season.

"The atmosphere and the school is why I committed to Auburn, I tried not to bring the coaches to much into it because coaches come and go," he said. "I chose Auburn because I like it and I can get a good education there. Of course I enjoy the coaching staff, but it was mostly because of the school and the way they portrayed it. I feel like I can be successful for five years there."

Rutgers and LSU continue to recruit Bower, he said, having visited Rutgers twice this fall with family.

"Them and LSU are probably after me the hardest, but I'm an Auburn Tiger," Bower said. "I'm not decommitting, I'm solid to Auburn. I think the other schools get it, but they are still recruiting me. But I'm not swapping."

Bower and his Immaculata teammates start the playoffs on Friday as the No. 1 seed in Group 2 against Gloucester Catholic. Less than a month after being slammed by Hurricane Sandy and having 80 percent of the city without power for days, a state title would mean the world.

"We haven't been good past years, and this year we have a chance," he said. "We're still recovering, and this Friday we begin our journey to a championship."
 
#25
#25
My guess......the LOI is into UF. Bowers didn't like the fact that his announcement thunder was taken away, and so he tweeted what he did to maintain the suspense.

Guess we'll find out soon enough though.
 
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