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Bo Brenner | Walt Whitman High School | Wr | 2021
Twitter: @BoulderBrenner
Q: Tell us about your high school career and what the recruiting process has been like thus far.
A: I’ve been playing competitive football since I was 8 years old. As a sophomore I was moved up to varsity and last year started at both WR and OLB. I was invited to attend a few college camps this summer, but most have been shut down by the virus, so I’ve working out six days a week instead.
Q: When did you receive your first offer and what school was it from? How many offers have you received thus far?
A: I started speaking with college coaches in the winter after my junior season. I’ve had a good number of D3 schools confirm their interest so far and I’m also working on arranging visits, when they possible, with a few D1 schools.
Q: What would you consider to be your biggest accomplishment in your sports career so far?
A: That my three best performances of my junior season came against the three best teams in our conference which has given me the confidence that I can compete with the best players in my area.
Q: What do you consider to be one of the more important things you learned from the coaching staff while playing at your school?
A: The importance of being consistent in both performance and effort. How to be a team leader.
Q: What have you learned during this unique time in 2020? What did you focus on or accomplish during Quarantine?
A: This unique time has forced every player to evaluate their commitment to their sport. I’ve been focused on gaining strength and improving my athleticism.
Q: If you could play in college, what would you choose to major in? What are your plans if football doesn’t work out?
A: I plan to major in animal science and work towards being a veterinarian.
Q: What would your current teammates say about you and your qualities?
A: My teammates would probably say I’m a little crazy, a lot of fun and a supportive and vocal team leader.
Q: What has been one of the most memorable plays of your career so far?
A: Probably having a great day against one my former teammates, including beating him on a long 40-yard pass. He’s an excellent player who transferred to a competing school and I had played with him in youth ball so it was a lot of fun competing against him.
Q: What has been your biggest challenge and how do you manage it?
A: I’ve always been tall and lean but, my body has really changed over the past year, so I’m constantly working on getting stronger.
Q: If you could compare yourself to a collegiate or pro athlete, who would that be and why?
A: My game is more like Mike Evans or Michael Thomas as I’ve got great hands and I like to use my size to my advantage, especially on contested balls in traffic.
Q: What is your biggest strength and why should college coaches & scouts consider you?
A: My biggest strengths are my hands, size and competitiveness. I’m also a particularly good blocker from the WR position.
Q: Are you involved in mentoring, a charity or do you “give back”/”pay it forward” in your community?
A: I’ve assisted coaches in working with young football players and I’ve also been a a volunteer at the National Zoo.
Q: How are you preparing for the 2020 High School National Scouting Combine and what are your goals for the combine?
A: I’ve been working out almost daily and I’d like the combine to increase my exposure to college coaches.
Q: What would be your ultimate achievement?
A: I would like to play football at the D1 level and get a into a top veterinary school after college.
Q: What do you enjoy doing when not playing football? Do you play other sports?
A: I play a lot of sports. I’m a pitcher in baseball I’ve played travel ball since I was young.
Q: Who is or has been the most influential person in your life?
A: My dad.
Q: What is something unique about you that people would find interesting?
A: I’ve been in chorus through high school and I’m a pretty good dancer as well.
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