
DaQuan Bowers held his Pro Day Friday in Death Valley as he looked to show NFL scouts that his injury is not a problem for his draft status.
TheClemsonInsider.com was on hand for all of the action. Check out the TCI Bowers Pro Day Gallery.
By Robert MacRae April 2, 2011 6:37 am Follow @clemsoninsider
By Robert MacRae | April 2, 2011 6:37 am Follow @clemsoninsider
DaQuan Bowers held his Pro Day Friday in Death Valley as he looked to show NFL scouts that his injury is not a problem for his draft status.
TheClemsonInsider.com was on hand for all of the action. Check out the TCI Bowers Pro Day Gallery.
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