Recently we highlighted three prospects to watch from the Indiana Hoosiers with Tiawan Mullen not disappointing. Matthew Bedford had a strong showing before he left with an injury and now we highlight a bit of an odd choice.
Everyone and their mother will be watching the big games, but I will be taking a deep dive into the talent for the UCLA Bruins. Now full disclosure, I will have money on this game, but nonetheless, there is talent to watch, and sometimes watching elite talent against lowly MAC opponents is a blast.
The Bruins have a fantastic offense and I think some of the players I highlight will surprise you.
Zach Charbonnet, RB, 6'1", 220 pounds
Zach Charbonnet is an absolute sledgehammer with elite explosiveness. The Michigan transfer has found greatness at UCLA and ran for 1,137 rushing yards and 13 touchdowns last season. Bowling Green is going to load the box against this stud and I’m looking forward to him breaking five tackles on one play.
How do you stop Zach Charbonnet?
On 4th and 1, Charbonnet has the strength and the agility to score on a very tough Utah defense from a year ago.
What an incredibly talented prospect. pic.twitter.com/QEZ4PFULfc
— John “Winter Soldier” Vogel (@DraftVogel) August 23, 2022
Kazmeir Allen, WR, 5'9", 175 pounds
Kazmeir Allen is just a weapon with the ball in his hands whether it be as a wide receiver, running back or as returner. I fully expect Allen to dominate with his deep speed and become a notable deep threat. The Browns need consistent home-run types and Allen possesses that. Allen returned a kickoff for a touchdown last year aginst USC and that should put into perspective his explosiveness as at the very least an elite returner.
Kazmeir Allen won the 100-meter state championship in track and field as a high school senior.
Watch him turn on the burners 🔥 pic.twitter.com/Lwk6v4z8mR
— ESPN College Football (@ESPNCFB) September 2, 2018
