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Ht: 6-2 Wt: 315 40: 4.9
Position: DL, OL
Projected as: DT, OL
Position Rank: NR
Class: 2005 Senior
High School: Harriton SHS
(Bryn Mawr, PA)
Bright is one of the best DT prospects in the entire country. Recently was named the #2 athlete in the Elite Colleges Combine top 15 behind Maryland WR Derrick Williams. Runs an impressive 4.9 40 at 315 pounds. He's extremely quick of the ball and has amazing agility for a big man. He has over 40 offers from the likes of Miami, Florida, Florida State, LSU, Georgia, Purdue and Ohio State. Early in the process he mentioned wanting to play in warm weather but the Buckeyes have moved into his list of favorites.
Bright also wrestles in High School and was named All-District and earned a 6th place medal at State.
http://www.delcotimes.com/site/news.cfm?newsid=7421017&BRD=1675&PAG=461&dept_id=18171&rfi=8
http://www.ohiostate.rivals.com/viewprospect.asp?pr_key=27548

Ht: 6-2 Wt: 315 40: 4.9
Position: DL, OL
Projected as: DT, OL
Position Rank: NR
Class: 2005 Senior
High School: Harriton SHS
(Bryn Mawr, PA)
Biography:
Bright is one of the nation's finest defensive prospects. He has good size, excellent speed, quickness and strength. Bright bench presses 400 pounds and squats 700. He carries a 2.8 GPA.
Besides football, he plays Lacrosse, throws the shot put on the track and field team, and he was once active in power lifting and aspires to get back involved in the sport. He also wrestles in the unlimited division at several free style tournaments.
Coach's Comments:"Boy can he run and Callahan is very tenacious," said Harriton Head Coach Harold Lewis. "He is an every down player with a high motor. Callahan is strong and dominant. The kid can just play."
Bright is one of the best DT prospects in the entire country. Recently was named the #2 athlete in the Elite Colleges Combine top 15 behind Maryland WR Derrick Williams. Runs an impressive 4.9 40 at 315 pounds. He's extremely quick of the ball and has amazing agility for a big man. He has over 40 offers from the likes of Miami, Florida, Florida State, LSU, Georgia, Purdue and Ohio State. Early in the process he mentioned wanting to play in warm weather but the Buckeyes have moved into his list of favorites.
Bright also wrestles in High School and was named All-District and earned a 6th place medal at State.
http://www.delcotimes.com/site/news.cfm?newsid=7421017&BRD=1675&PAG=461&dept_id=18171&rfi=8
There was a lot of pressure on Bright that Saturday morning. Harrison Gymnasium at Glen Mills was packed to the rafters, the Peter Gunn theme was blaring, and all eyes were on Bright, who came into that bout as the county’s second-ranked heavyweight.
Anything less than a win against Nicholson, then the county’s top-ranked heavyweight, would be deemed a failure for Bright, especially in front of more than 900 of his schoolmates.
Bright, who came into that bout with a 15-1 record, might have lost to Nicholson that day, but it was then that Bright realized what he had to do if he wanted to achieve his dream of making states.
"Callahan could have tanked it and quit after that match," said Glen Mills coach Regan Mahoney, who recently completed his 14th season in charge of the Bulls. "That match was a turning point for Callahan. After that bout, he knew where he was and what he needed to do to get to states."
Bright, whose only prior wrestling experience consisted of four bouts as a freshman and a brief foray into the sport in middle school, not only advanced to the PIAA Class AAA tournament, he earned a sixth-place medal at Hershey and finished the season with a 28-6 record.
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