Chatting With Wheaton North QB Max Howser Class Of 2024 - Name To Watch
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Max Howser QB Wheaton North Class Of 2024 6'1 195
Max Howser how was your junior season? It was awesome. We had a great group of guys that were all there for each other, along with a great group of seniors that were very open to helping the new guys on varsity throughout the season. Overall, we had a pretty successful season but didn’t end how we wanted it too. What does football mean to you? Football means a lot to me. It’s always been a huge part of my life. Starting tackle football when I was in 3rd grade to playing now, then hopefully at the collegiate level. I’ve always believed that football is one of the greatest sports out there, for example it is the greatest team sport. A team cannot be successful no matter how many studs you have on it, if all 11 guys don’t do their job. Therefore, football will teach you about accountability, family, and adversity. Which is what everyone needs. That’s why football is huge for me because I have learned to embrace that throughout my years playing. Finally, there is just nothing better.
What schools have you been talking to so far? Not many so far. I have gotten junior day invitations from Upper Iowa, Minnesota State, and Southwest Minnesota State. But other than that I have not had much conversation with anyone. What should college coaches know about you? That I have a ton of love for the game, am a very hard worker, love being a leader on the field, and can make plays happen. What do you feel is your strongest trait on the football field? Leadership and my arm. I feel that I can make almost any throw, along with always being there for my teammates, and setting good examples. What part of your game have you been working on in the offseason?
Mostly coming through my throws. Last year I had a bad habit of falling off of my throws, leading to under thrown balls or something simple like just getting more velocity onto a ball to make a small window. So this off-season that’s really been a big focus of mine.
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