Mickenson Bosh is a 5'7" Running Back/Defensive Back in the 2026 class.
Bosh attends Spearfish in Dakotas.
Bosh's Player Profile was created on September 5, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Mickenson
BoshRB/DB
Class
2026
Height
5'7"
Weight
164
HS
Spearfish
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SD
Prep Redzone Dakotas Showcase: Nate’s Top RB Standouts
Looking for that under the radar running back that came out of nowhere? Mickenson Bosh of Spearfish our...
Written by Nate Wahl
Mickenson
BoshRB/DB
Class
2026
Height
5'7"
Weight
164
HS
Spearfish
|
SD
Prep Redzone Dakotas Showcase: Meet the MVPs
Mickenson was a running back I’ll admit came out of nowhere and took home our RB MVP on...
Written by Nate Wahl
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Looking for that under the radar running back that came out of nowhere? Mickenson BoshMickensonBosh
5'7" | 164 lbs | RB/DB
Spearfish | 2026 StateSD
of Spearfish our RB MVP on Saturday in Aberdeen fits that description very well. Interesting enough, Orginally, I had him graded as a defensive back, but the position flexibility Mickenson showed off on tape flashed like we had expected in Aberdeen on Saturday.With all the prospects at skill positions, Mickenson showed off the most physically imposing prospect via the eye-test alone, and plays way bigger than the measurables you see.He impressed me with his dexterity not only pre-testing, but later into the live reps as his agile movement certainly struck a chord with me and the college coaches. I felt Mickenson was a running back that has an highly increased game-speed that caught my attention in 1v1s as he showed off as a route-runner that had great depth with his twitch, sound hands, and I loved how Mickenson was totally unphased against bigger competition when it came down to 1v1 reps as this young man just owned his craft and went to work, which I saw on tape but seeing it at his other position was super intriguing. Surely a 2026 prospect out of Spearfish that is going to get a rankings boost incoming and a great shot at playing at the next-level.
Mickenson was a running back I’ll admit came out of nowhere and took home our RB MVP on Saturday in Aberdeen. Interesting enough, I had him graded as a DB, as I could grasp the athleticism he had but seeing that transformation to running back was a great sight to see on Saturday. As far as the skill positions, Mickenson was easily the most physically imposing prospect via the eye-test alone and looks and plays way bigger than the measurables you see.He impressed me with his dexterity not only pre-testing, but later into the live reps. I felt Mickenson was a running back that has an highly increased game-speed that caught my attention in 1v1s as he showed off as a route-runner that had a deeper twitch with his change of direction, sound hands, and I loved how Mickenson was unphased against bigger competition when it came down to 1v1 reps as this young man just owned his craft and went to work, which I saw on tape but seeing it at his other position was very intriguing. Surely a 2026 prospect out of Spearfish that is going to get a rankings boost incoming.