BIO & STATS
ABOUT VENZELL BOULWARE
Venzell Boulware has been playing football since the early age of 4 years old. HE first played at World Changes Church International Ministries. After his parents divorced when he was but two years old, his father (Prize fighter Vincent "The Hitman" Boulware out of Harrisburg, PA) relocated back to Harrisburg, PA. Venzell was then raised by a single mother. His mother, Amanda Manigault, worked non-stop to raise three children and football became Boulware's safe haven, love, and passion. He put all he had into the sport and would never leave home without a ball in his hand. No matter the challenges he faced, he kept a positive attitude and stayed focused on his long term goals. After playing for almost every little league program in South Fulton Georgia, Boulware attended Creekside High School in Fairburn, Georgia. Venzell was ranked a four-star lineman in high school and earned over 20 scholarship offers from Division I schools. He eventually made the University of Tennessee his home as a student athlete. He loved the program, his brothers, the fans, and the city of Knoxville, Tennessee. Boulware graduated in three years from the University of Tennessee with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Communication Studies. After graduating from UT Venzell grad transferred to the University of Miami to complete his collegiate education/football eligibility. He is currently a graduate student at the University of Miami majoring in Liberal Studies. He played for the Miami Hurricanes football one year. (Redshirt Junior Offensive Lineman) before declaring for the NFL on December 31, 2018. He's learned a lot as an athlete and as a person. Boulware says his intelligence, preparation and work habits are the strongest aspects of his game. He's LG, RG and Center with NATURAL strength, fast and agile. He learns fast and is very intelligent. He's a solid run and pass blocker who brings versatility. He's a great pulling guard, in space and getting to the 2nd level. Normally the 1st OL down the field.
Venzell Boulware has been playing football since the early age of 4 years old. HE first played at World Changes Church International Ministries. After his parents divorced when he was but two years old, his father (Prize fighter Vincent "The Hitman" Boulware out of Harrisburg, PA) relocated back to Harrisburg, PA. Venzell was then raised by a single mother. His mother, Amanda Manigault, worked non-stop to raise three children and football became Boulware's safe haven, love, and passion. He put all he had into the sport and would never leave home without a ball in his hand. No matter the challenges he faced, he kept a positive attitude and stayed focused on his long term goals. After playing for almost every little league program in South Fulton Georgia, Boulware attended Creekside High School in Fairburn, Georgia. Venzell was ranked a four-star lineman in high school and earned over 20 scholarship offers from Division I schools. He eventually made the University of Tennessee his home as a student athlete. He loved the program, his brothers, the fans, and the city of Knoxville, Tennessee. Boulware graduated in three years from the University of Tennessee with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Communication Studies. After graduating from UT Venzell grad transferred to the University of Miami to complete his collegiate education/football eligibility. He is currently a graduate student at the University of Miami majoring in Liberal Studies. He played for the Miami Hurricanes football one year. (Redshirt Junior Offensive Lineman) before declaring for the NFL on December 31, 2018. He's learned a lot as an athlete and as a person. Boulware says his intelligence, preparation and work habits are the strongest aspects of his game. He's LG, RG and Center with NATURAL strength, fast and agile. He learns fast and is very intelligent. He's a solid run and pass blocker who brings versatility. He's a great pulling guard, in space and getting to the 2nd level. Normally the 1st OL down the field.
Venzell Boulware Professional Career
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Venzell Boulware College Stats |
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University of Miami (HC Mark Richt)
2018 (RSJunior, OC Thomas Brown, OLCoach Searels): Graduate student athlete. (Liberal Studies) Made six starts and saw action in all 13 games in first season. Made debut in season opener against LSU (Sept. 2). Saw significant time in win over Savannah State (Sept. 8), helping pave way for 494 total yards, including 239 rushing yards. Helped guide Hurricanes offense to 49-point, 473-yard performance in win at Toledo (Sept. 15). Made first start of career at left guard against FIU (Sept. 22), leading Miami to 488-yard performance on offense. |
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Started at left guard against North Carolina (Sept. 27) and helped offense compile 354 yards, including 229 rushing yards. Made third straight start at left guard against Florida State (Oct. 6). Saw action at Virginia (Oct. 13). Played at Boston College (Oct. 26). Saw action vs. Duke (Nov. 3). Started at left guard at Georgia Tech (Nov. 10). Saw action in win at Virginia Tech (Nov. 17). Started at left guard in win vs. Pittsburgh (Nov. 24), when Miami totaled 345 yards, including 293 rushing yards. Started at left guard against Wisconsin in the Pinstripe Bowl. (Dec. 27)
Best Block of the game - Miami vs North Carolina (2018)
Best Block of the game - Miami vs Virginia Tech (2018)
Best Block of the game - Miami vs Florida State (2018)
University of Tennessee (HC Butch Jones)
2017 (RS Sophomore, OC Larry Scott, OL Coach Walt Wells) The University of Tennessee football went through a tremendous transition in 2017, causing the firing of HC Butch Jones and started a coaching search that made history nationwide. Boulware played backup in 3 games. Made first start of the year at LG against U-Mass before deciding to transfer. Became a full-time student to focus solely on academics to be eligible to graduate in May to become a graduate transfer and meet the NCAA requirements to play immediately at the next team. Boulware graduated in three years with a BA in Communication Studies. Boulware became a free agent.
2016 (RSFreshmen, OC Mike Debord, OL Coach Don Mahoney) Played in seven games as redshirt freshman in 2016, making three starts. Made first start of career at left guard vs. Alabama on Oct. 15, 2016. Also made starts against Missouri (Nov. 19) and Vanderbilt (Nov. 26) that season. Redshirted 2015 season.
2015 (Freshmen, OC Mike Debord, OL Coach Don Mahoney) Undergraduate, Communication Studies. Boulware redshirted.
High School: Ranked four-star offensive linemen by ESPN, Rivals and Scout. Rated three-star offensive lineman by 247Sports. Ranked No. 11 offensive guard nationwide and No. 15 prospect in state of Georgia by Rivals. Ranked No. 29 offensive tackle nationwide by ESPN. Ranked No. 277 prospect nationwide on ESPN300. Lettered at Creekside High School in Fairburn, Ga. by HC Olten Downs. Led Creekside to a state championship and undefeated record as a Junior. Member of ESPN 300. Helped Seminoles to a 9-3 record his senior season. Boulware is a solid run blocker and pass protector. He has played LG and RG and has taken snaps at center in practices only. He protected NFL QB Josh Dobbs (Pittsburgh Steelers). And he’s known to be one of the best Pulling Guards in college football. He’s opened holes for both Alvin Kamara (New Orlean Saints) and John Kelly (San Francisco 49ers) and have competed against Myles Garrett (Texas A&M 2016) and Reuben Foster, Deshaun Hand, Daron Payne and Jonathan Allen (all from Alabama 2016)currently in the NFL. He is a fast, agile, big guy standing at 6-4, 308 pounds. He's solid and carries his weight well.
Best Block of the game - Miami vs North Carolina (2018)
Best Block of the game - Miami vs Virginia Tech (2018)
Best Block of the game - Miami vs Florida State (2018)
University of Tennessee (HC Butch Jones)
2017 (RS Sophomore, OC Larry Scott, OL Coach Walt Wells) The University of Tennessee football went through a tremendous transition in 2017, causing the firing of HC Butch Jones and started a coaching search that made history nationwide. Boulware played backup in 3 games. Made first start of the year at LG against U-Mass before deciding to transfer. Became a full-time student to focus solely on academics to be eligible to graduate in May to become a graduate transfer and meet the NCAA requirements to play immediately at the next team. Boulware graduated in three years with a BA in Communication Studies. Boulware became a free agent.
2016 (RSFreshmen, OC Mike Debord, OL Coach Don Mahoney) Played in seven games as redshirt freshman in 2016, making three starts. Made first start of career at left guard vs. Alabama on Oct. 15, 2016. Also made starts against Missouri (Nov. 19) and Vanderbilt (Nov. 26) that season. Redshirted 2015 season.
2015 (Freshmen, OC Mike Debord, OL Coach Don Mahoney) Undergraduate, Communication Studies. Boulware redshirted.
High School: Ranked four-star offensive linemen by ESPN, Rivals and Scout. Rated three-star offensive lineman by 247Sports. Ranked No. 11 offensive guard nationwide and No. 15 prospect in state of Georgia by Rivals. Ranked No. 29 offensive tackle nationwide by ESPN. Ranked No. 277 prospect nationwide on ESPN300. Lettered at Creekside High School in Fairburn, Ga. by HC Olten Downs. Led Creekside to a state championship and undefeated record as a Junior. Member of ESPN 300. Helped Seminoles to a 9-3 record his senior season. Boulware is a solid run blocker and pass protector. He has played LG and RG and has taken snaps at center in practices only. He protected NFL QB Josh Dobbs (Pittsburgh Steelers). And he’s known to be one of the best Pulling Guards in college football. He’s opened holes for both Alvin Kamara (New Orlean Saints) and John Kelly (San Francisco 49ers) and have competed against Myles Garrett (Texas A&M 2016) and Reuben Foster, Deshaun Hand, Daron Payne and Jonathan Allen (all from Alabama 2016)currently in the NFL. He is a fast, agile, big guy standing at 6-4, 308 pounds. He's solid and carries his weight well.
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VENZELL BOULWARE FOUNDATION
HELPING YOUNG BOYS BECOME MEN
The Venzell Boulware Foundation is an organization designed to help young boys, interested in sports, to become positive, intelligent, educated men in their families and communities. We strive to teach them early in life about how every day and every moment is important. Our goal is for them to be well prepared in fields of recruiting and education as well as knowing the value of their worth. It is our quest to empower these young boys to believe in their dreams & believe in themselves no matter their circumstances. Our upcoming programs include the Summer Food Program, the Back to School Drive, the Holiday Toy Drive, & the Bo-Warriors Football Camp. Please check back for more information!
The Venzell Boulware Foundation is a division of Wilbert Manigault International Ministries, Inc., a 501c3 charity organization
The Venzell Boulware Foundation is an organization designed to help young boys, interested in sports, to become positive, intelligent, educated men in their families and communities. We strive to teach them early in life about how every day and every moment is important. Our goal is for them to be well prepared in fields of recruiting and education as well as knowing the value of their worth. It is our quest to empower these young boys to believe in their dreams & believe in themselves no matter their circumstances. Our upcoming programs include the Summer Food Program, the Back to School Drive, the Holiday Toy Drive, & the Bo-Warriors Football Camp. Please check back for more information!
The Venzell Boulware Foundation is a division of Wilbert Manigault International Ministries, Inc., a 501c3 charity organization
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