Decent ESPN article on conference QBs and what some opposing DC’s takes of them are. Bowman’s write up below…
Alan Bowman, Oklahoma State: Bowman's career began way back in 2018 at Texas Tech, and he begins his seventh college season and second at Oklahoma State. After playing sparingly at Michigan in 2021 and 2022, Bowman helped Oklahoma State return to the Big 12 championship game, earning honorable mention all-league honors.
He averaged 285.9 passing yards in Big 12 games and finished 15th in the FBS with 3,460 passing yards, despite sharing snaps in the team's first three games. Bowman's accuracy fluctuated, as he had seven games with a completion percentage of 66% or better and seven below 58%. He also had multiple interceptions in four games.
"He's average," a Big 12 defensive coordinator said. "He could have had more interceptions. The running back [Ollie Gordon II] was special and the O-line schemes are sound and solid."
Added another Big 12 defensive coordinator: "He's middle of the pack. He's been in the system and obviously the running game is their strong suit."
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Alan Bowman, Oklahoma State: Bowman's career began way back in 2018 at Texas Tech, and he begins his seventh college season and second at Oklahoma State. After playing sparingly at Michigan in 2021 and 2022, Bowman helped Oklahoma State return to the Big 12 championship game, earning honorable mention all-league honors.
He averaged 285.9 passing yards in Big 12 games and finished 15th in the FBS with 3,460 passing yards, despite sharing snaps in the team's first three games. Bowman's accuracy fluctuated, as he had seven games with a completion percentage of 66% or better and seven below 58%. He also had multiple interceptions in four games.
"He's average," a Big 12 defensive coordinator said. "He could have had more interceptions. The running back [Ollie Gordon II] was special and the O-line schemes are sound and solid."
Added another Big 12 defensive coordinator: "He's middle of the pack. He's been in the system and obviously the running game is their strong suit."
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