Bosher hit 17-of-19 field goal attempts and all 38 extra points this season. He went 2-of-3 on field goals of 50 yards or greater and amassed eight special teams tackles.
Coaches not only applauded Bosher’s talent but also praised his all-around abilities as a player and leader. Aside from the Jack Harding MVP award, Bosher is also a finalist for the Lou Groza Award for the nation’s best place kicker.
Kudos to Bosher for bringing home the hardware this year, but let’s all hope next season’s MVP isn’t a special teams player. Miami needs a superstar tailback, quarterback, receiver or turnover-creating defensive superstar to help improve upon this year’s 7-5 campaign.
Other award winners at Sunday’s banquet:
• Sports Hall of Fame Unsung Hero – FB Patrick Hill
• Dale Melching Leadership – LB Glenn Cook
• Plumer Memorial (leadership) – Cook
• Mariutto Scholar Athlete (highest GPA) – Xavier Shannon
• Albert Bentley Most Valuable Walk-On – Chris Ivory
• Walt Kichefski Hurricane Award (commitment/consistency) – WR Khalil Jones
• Special Teams Player of the Year – Sam Shields
• Hard Hitter – LB Sean Spence
• Offensive Scout Team Player of the Year – RB Damien Berry
• Defensive Scout Team Player of the Year – DE Gavin Hardin
• Strength Training Athlete of the Year – Jones
• Nick Chickillo Most Improved Player – Chris Rutledge
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