INSIDE THE HELMET: Spring's Davenport parlaying big Junior year into College Recruiting
Bishop Davenport had a breakout season in 2020, leading the Spring Lions to a district title and going three rounds deep in the postseason. The 6-foot-3 junior was an All-State honorable mention.
Davenport threw for 3,500 yards and had a TD:INT ratio of 36:3. Coach Trent Miller has to be pumped to have him back leading his huddle.
VYPE caught up with Davenport for The 2-Minute Drill feature, peppering him with some quick questions.
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VYPE: What do you do outside of football?
DAVENPORT: I like biking. I can bike for miles with my dad.
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VYPE: What does your summer look like football-wise?
DAVENPORT: I'm going to be doing summer school, 7-on-7, and try and attend some college camps. Of course, I'll be working out to get better.
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VYPE: What is your dream school?
DAVENPORT: Clemson is my dream school, for sure.
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VYPE: What do you feel you need to improve on in the offseason?
DAVENPORT: I'm going to work on agility and speed. Also, mix in some technique.
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VYPE: TSU has offered. What other schools are showing interest?
DAVENPORT: Central Michigan, HBU, UL, Austin Peay, Incarnate Word, and Iowa State, so far.
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VYPE: You have older brothers who have played at Spring. What have you learned from them?
DAVENPORT: They taught me that there is always a way out, no matter how hard the problem is.
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VYPE: What would your freshman self, tell your senior self?
DAVENPORT: You came a long way. Keep grinding.
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VYPE: What's been your most memorable moment playing football?
DAVENPORT: That (last-second, game-winning) Hail Mary (against Westfield) was that moment.
Bradley C. Collier (VYPE)
