I also had my eyes caught by the Bethlehem Academy ’25 RB. The 5’7″ 170 lbs athlete ran a great time of 4.63, jumped 9’7″ and 37.1″ in the broad and vertical jumps. Bo also proved his agility with a 4.31 pro agility time. Bo caught my eyes in the drill work with the RBs. His body control caught my eyes as he had a very smooth jump cut and lateral agility overall. I went to his tape to see more, and that same agility stood out. Bokman does a great job of always going forward. Even when he would hit a juke or jump cut, he would instantly accelerate and continue to attack the defense. His speed checks out too as he was able to get outside the defense often and beat a lot of pursuit angles.

Bokman has got to be a nightmare for defenders in the open field. His quick feet and effortless acceleration make him one of the more elusive runners I have seen this off-season. His acceleration gets him through the hole quickly, and once at the second level – look out. While his speed and quickness are his strengths, his small stature shouldn’t fool you. Bokman can take a hit, and if defenders don’t wrap him up, he will bounce off a less-than-perfect tackling technique. He uses his size to his advantage. He gets in behind the offensive linemen, making it challenging for defenders to get a bead on him. It should be no surprise that he is also a dangerous kick returner. Not just a runner; he has nice hands and is a threat to catch the ball – not just on screens or throws into the flat. Defensively, he excels in pass coverage but can also come off the edge to pressure the quarterback or get into the backfield to disrupt the run.

Rounding out the Top-100 and RB rankings, Bethlehem Academy sophomore RB and SS Bo Bokman Bo Bokman 5'7" | 175 lbs | ATH Lakeville South | 2025 State MN had a strong statistical showing last fall and recorded 102 rushes for 673 yards and 6 TDs, 10 catches for 110 yards, 64 tackles, 3.5 sacks, 3 INTs (one for a pick-six), and 246 return yards and 1 TD. As the current RB14, Bokman is really nifty with his footwork and creates space and freezes opponents’ feet when cutting and dancing in the open field. Possesses the speed to turn the corner and outrun defenders pursuit angles, he’s a homerun ‘back and balanced through contact, especially for his size. Every run on his sophomore highlights features multiple broken tackles and he was a big-play machine in 2022. This dude will see himself climb up the rankings next update. Great tape, Bo!