Hasmieu Bah is a 6'3" Offensive Line/Defensive Line in the 2028 class.
Bah attends West Catholic in Pennsylvania.
Bah's Player Profile was created on August 12, 2024.
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Hasmieu
BahOL/DL
Class
2028
Height
6'3"
Weight
270
HS
West Catholic
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PA
Trench Report: 5 Powerful Offensive Linemen in the 2028 Class
Hasmieu Bah is a talented offensive tackle for West Catholic. He played as a right tackle last season....
Written by Pat Weider
Hasmieu
BahOL/DL
Class
2028
Height
6'3"
Weight
270
HS
West Catholic
|
PA
Annual Re-Evaluations: PCL, Dis.1, and Inter-Ac Prospect Re-Study
6’3, 270 pounds, looks like his measurables stayed put throughout the Fall season. A 2028 right tackle prospect...
Written by Vic Castillo
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Hasmieu BahHasmieuBah
6'3" | 270 lbs | OL/DL
West Catholic | 2028 StatePA
is a talented offensive tackle for West Catholic. He played as a right tackle last season. He played at a high level, blocking against good edge defenders. Especially in pass blocking, he showed a good ability to block at a high clip. In the run game, he can also block at a high rate. He has mastered the down block he destroys defensive linemen. This is an important block for an offensive tackle, and Bah is good at it. Then, as a pass blocker, he does a good job of extending his arms to block edge defenders. Bah is a talented player with a bright future.
6’3, 270 pounds, looks like his measurables stayed put throughout the Fall season. A 2028 right tackle prospect with an FBS ceiling.
West Catholic operates primarily out of a spread look. Bah and the rest of his OL counterparts are often left on an island to protect their QB. Not always the case, yet it’s nice to see Bah prove he’s comfortable handling PCL EDGE rushers on his own if he has to. Incredible grip strength and hand placement stands out immediately when turning on his sophomore tape. Bah has room for improvement in terms of explosiveness off the snap, pass-pro technique and a few other things, yet I love his hand strikes and placement when run blocking, love his lower-body strength and drive, too. Those being his calling cards early on. Makes sense why he’s stationed at right tackle. Can win with strength alone, he can thwart pass-rush with single hand-strikes, and sustain defenders in their gap if he’s able to get two hands on the chest plate. On a Division One path considering he’s putting up good tape as a sophomore in the PCL, also considering his current height/weight combination. He won’t fall outside the PRZ 2027 Top 100.