Carson Bruhn

Get to Know Carson ... At what age did you start playing football and how did you get into football? I started playing football at the age of 8. I got into football because my dad coached and ran the youth football program in Sioux Center. My dad also played football in college so I wanted to be like him. Who is your biggest role model? My biggest role model is my dad because he played college football but he has also been my coach growing up and one of my top supporters. Who was your favorite player growing up and who do you model your game after? I model my game after George Kittle. He is an energetic tight end and takes pride in his blocking ability and aggressiveness. Tell us about your hometown/where you're from? Sioux Center is a small town in Northwest Iowa. A town comprised of farmers but also hard-working people. 2025: Played in eight games, starting five at tight end before suffering a season-ending injury... Caught five passes for 55 yards on the season... Fresno State: Saw his first collegiate action and recorded his first career reception for three yards... Wagner: Recorded one reception for 13 yards in the win over Wagner... at Missouri: Had one reception for a career-high 15 yards in the game at Missouri...at UCF: Two catches for 24 yards in the win at UCF. 2024: Did not see game action. High School: Rated a three-star prospect by Rivals, 247Sports and ESPN…Rated as the No. 5 prospect in Iowa by Rivals…First Team All-State Class 3A selection…First Team All-District and All-District Defensive Line MVP…Also participated in baseball, basketball and track & field, competing in the 400 meter dash, 4x400 meter relay and 400 meter hurdles…Recorded 18 receptions for 223 yards and three touchdowns while adding 21 tackles and 6.0 tackles for loss on defense…Named Homecoming King…Honor Roll and National Honors Society member…Maintained a 4.0 GPA throughout high school…All-State singer in the choir…Coached by Tim VanRegenmorter at Sioux Center High School. Personal: Son of Dan & Gretchen Bruhn…Has four siblings…Chose Kansas over offers from Kansas State, Missouri, Minnesota and others.