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Bitan Gatwech

Defensive Line/Offensive Line

2028 Class

6'5" Height

280 Weight

Faribault School

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About Bitan

Bitan Gatwech is a 6'5" Defensive Line/Offensive Line in the 2028 class. Gatwech attends Faribault in Minnesota. Gatwech's Player Profile was created on July 8, 2023. Subscribe to Prep Redzone to see where Bitan Gatwech is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

Expert Analysis

Bitan

Gatwech DL/OL

Class

2028

Height

6'5"

Weight

280

HS

Faribault

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MN

Bitan Gatwech

The second of the two major 2028 names I want our PRzMN readers to remember in terms of...

Written by Oliver West

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Oliver West

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The second of the two major 2028 names I want our PRzMN readers to remember in terms of D1/P4 recruiting right now, the Faribault Falcons have themselves a monster DL in their 6’5, 280 lb. beast of a first year in Bitan Gatwech Bitan Gatwech 6'5" | 280 lbs | DL/OL Faribault | 2028 State MN . A three-sport standout representing the 507 more than well, Gatwech has put together some seriously impressive freshman tape and is moving, producing, and dominating like an upperclassman as compared to a first-year prep football player. It’s hard not to think about him playing P4 football one day – conditional on the in-person size, movement, and athletic ability hold up – but the game tape is about as important of a variable and there is, and Gatwech’s is looking great right now. Positionally versatile and can line up on the interior or out as a 5T DE, Gatwech possesses a powerful and sometimes dominant bull rush that can drive OL backward and on their heels into the backfield, where he can shed and make TFLs behind the LOS. He shows a good first step, processes and finds the ball quickly off the snap, can make tackles through contact and is a beast of a presence in run defense , and start/stops well for a kid of his size. Gatwech has a rep of him holding two Austin OL at bay before finding and eliminating the RB, which looked like an older brother holding some rowdy cousins off each other. The 280 lber also demonstrates noticeable, eye-catching, closing speed for a big guy once he gets into the backfield and can also run down RBs from the backside of the LOS. The future is VERY bright for this young man.