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Bowman's Breakout Game Earns Freshman Player of the Week
15 Sep
Summary
- Freshman Mark Bowman scored two touchdowns in USC's 49-30 victory.
- Bowman was named Big Ten Freshman Player of the Week for his performance.
- He also achieved a remarkable 35-yard gain with a hurdle over two defenders.
Freshman tight end Mark Bowman delivered a breakout performance for the USC Trojans during their 49-30 victory over Louisiana on Saturday. Bowman scored his first two career touchdowns, contributing significantly to the team's offensive success. He finished the game with six catches for 86 yards, including a crucial touchdown in the first quarter.
Beyond his scoring, Bowman showcased his athleticism with a remarkable 35-yard reception in the second quarter, during which he hurdled over two Louisiana defenders. This exceptional play, combined with his overall contributions, earned him the Big Ten Freshman Player of the Week award.
Bowman's success is part of a larger trend for USC's freshman class, which is living up to high expectations. Other first-year players, such as receiver Trent Mosley and edge rusher Luke Wafle, are also making their mark. Mosley also scored two touchdowns against Louisiana, further emphasizing the impact of USC's talented freshman recruits.
