Another huge stock-riser from this past season, Bowman showed off his high work-rate, physical play, and toughness around the rim. He has the big-time athleticism that catches eyes, and he demonstrated the ability to guard multiple positions while being a reliable clean-up man and efficient finisher on the offensive end.

14.0 pts 4.0 rebs – 61.5% FG/76.9% FT

Bowman continued to be a physical presence by the rim, shooting an impressive percentage from the field and converting on his trips to the foul line. He also did a great job cleaning up plays on the offensive end. He had at least two offensive rebounds in each game, four in their final game, and really displayed how his physicality, paired with tenacity, can make a big impact inside.

16 pts 3 asts 2 stls 6/10 FG

Bowman was very physical inside on the offensive end, on his way to an efficient 16 points. He was finishing through traffic at the rim and showed some good patience and pump fakes to get defenders in the air, creating easier looks.

Bowman has been a big riser this season as an athletic, physical forward who can score efficiently around the basket, clean the glass, and play some hard-nosed defense. He lacks some size for a true post, but his athleticism, strength, energy, ability to run the floor, and chase guys around defensively have caught the eyes of a lot of people this winter.

Bowman showed some real physicality and ability around the rim in spurts last season at O’Dea. Seeing him across the summer and fall, he’s only gotten stronger and more athletic, and should be a key cleanup man and finisher for the Irish this winter. He’s just 6-foot-6, but has the strong base and explosiveness that will make him a big player around the rim.

Bowman is another ultra-physical forward, and he plays with an outstanding hunger around the paint that accentuates his athleticism and physicality. He’s fast to the ball, attacks rebounds, and finishes strong at the hoop. He should be a big asset in the front court for O’Dea this winter.