TUSCALOOSA, Ala. -- The question with Bo Scarbrough is not whether or not he has the talent and potential to be great at the next level. Rather, the question is what position can best showcase that talent at the next level.
Over the weekend, Scarbrough, who played running back for Northridge High School last year, worked out with the wide receivers at the Atlanta NFTC. He measured 6-foot-2, 218 pounds before the event.
“It went pretty good,” Scarbrough said. “I dropped some balls at the beginning that I should’ve been catching, but in the end, I started catching some and beating the corners. I started doing pretty good towards the end, during the one-on-ones.”
Over the weekend, Scarbrough, who played running back for Northridge High School last year, worked out with the wide receivers at the Atlanta NFTC. He measured 6-foot-2, 218 pounds before the event.
“It went pretty good,” Scarbrough said. “I dropped some balls at the beginning that I should’ve been catching, but in the end, I started catching some and beating the corners. I started doing pretty good towards the end, during the one-on-ones.”
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