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The Frisco Bowl may not be anticipated viewing for many, but NFL draft fans should tune to ESPN at 8 PM tonight for some under the radar prospects.
The Ohio Bobcats have enjoyed a successful season with help from their quarterback, Nathan O’Rourke’s exciting play this season. The success of Ohio’s skill players wouldn’t be possible without a senior presence on their offensive line, particularly Joe Lowery. The senior tackle has great size and has been a longtime starter for the Bobcats. He is a powerful, and athletic player albeit he lacks some NFL level polish. He is bound to garner NFL interest.
Joe Lowery is the MAC Player of the Year from us at PFFhttps://t.co/n0A9Q7fPAi pic.twitter.com/kH7SkUweYM
— PFF College (@PFF_College) December 16, 2018
Facing off against Lowery and the Bobcat offense is San Diego State junior linebacker, Kyahva Tezino. San Diego State is a young team, but Tezino stands out as their top player. The athletic, six foot linebacker flies around the field and can wreak havoc behind the line of scrimmage as a run defender and blitzer. It would be interesting if Tezino weighs entering the draft after a productive junior season, but few people could blame him for trying to build his resume before heading to the NFL.
#SDSU's Kyahva Tezino (@KYAHVA44) heads into the Frisco Bowl ranked 3rd in run-stop percentage (19.5) and 7th in percentage of run-defense snaps he was the first to make contact with the ball carrier (20.3), per @PFF_College. #GoAztecs pic.twitter.com/evRWQ9IN2Z
— Austin Gayle (@PFF_AustinGayle) December 9, 2018