One of the more under-recruited prospects across the state of California, the Bonita product is one of the best at his position, and a true interior road grader that plays with violent intentions. He is very technically sound in the run game, creating immediate vertical push, has a strong base and good inside hand placement consistently. He shows he can scrape to the second level with proper angles and finish and has good body control, a strong frame and finish abilities at the first two levels. In pass protection, he stays within his frame and is a high IQ blocker when picking up stunts/twists, and stays patient with his hands without lunging and is able to anchor down if beat to recover. Currently he does not hold any offers, but should see schools come in soon.

Bahruth possesses a big 6’3” 300 lb. frame that is packed with power. Ideal size for the interior OL with the skillset to play either OG or Center. Exceled at Center throughout his junior year showing he can be quick from snap to engagement. Has a strong, sturdy base and quick hands, allowing him to establish leverage and maintain control against both even and odd fronts. Plays with good pad level and hand placement/usage, winning one-on-one matchups with natural strength and technique. Sound footwork, especially in short spaces, and he anchors well in pass protection to maintain a clean pocket from interior pressure. As a run blocker, he shows the ability to climb to the second level and engage defenders in space. Good awareness to adjust to different fronts and see where potential pressure can come from. Expected to see a bump in recruitment going into his senior year.

Bahruth was one of the best interior offensive lineman of the day. He has a wide base, quick feet and doesn’t give up too much ground. Bahruth does a good job replacing his hands and has some serious strength.