Josh Adams – Central Bucks South
Height: 6-3
Weight: 205
Class of: 2015
Position(s): RB/SKR/PR
Jersey: # 12
Years with Varsity: 1-year
Starting experience: 1-year
2012 Stats: Adams rushed for 2,089 yards on 255 carries and 28 touchdowns. He caught 20 passes for 287 yards and two touchdowns. He had 2,574 all-purpose yards.
2012 Highlights: Josh had two monster games last year. Against Council Rock North he rushed for 249 yards on 17 carries and six touchdowns. Two weeks later he rushed for 328 yards on 29 carries and four touchdowns.
NOTE: The six rushing touchdowns against Council Rock North ties a CB South rushing record in a game.
Honors: 1st team SOL Continental Conference All-League at RB
Coaches Q&A with Dave Rackovan:
Is he more of a power runner or slashing type?
“I think he is a combination of both. It is very difficult for one player to bring him down. And he will make you miss in the open field. He has real good hips and he is very explosive. He runs well and has breakaway speed. We will move him around.
Last year was his first year on the varsity level. Do you see a difference in him in camp?
“He is more of a runner this year. With the experience he got, he has learned how to be a running back. He is a lot more confident and can setup his runs. He has become a really good finisher. He understands the scheme a lot more. As a sophomore he relied on his natural ability and what we are seeing this year is he is becoming more of a polished running back.
Does he play defense?
“He plays safety for us. Only when we need him out there.”
“He is a great kid. He’s a really good student and very respected by his team. I can’t say enough about the things that he is off the field. That is what makes him special. He is a humble and very reserved kid.
Schools of Interest: Penn State and Rutgers
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One response to “RUNNING BACK SPOTLIGHT – Josh Adams – Central Bucks South”
Now, Penn State and Rutgers REALLY are interested in this kid. Along with just about every other school out there. Adams is the real deal.