Shlomo Bass of Fairfax is a sophomore with a bright future on the offensive line
The Schwartz brothers from Palisades, Geoff and Mitchell, went from All-City players to standout offensive linemen in college and the NFL.
Shlomo Bass of Fairfax could be on a similar path.
Last season, the 6-foot-5, 280-pound sophomore was a starter on the offensive line for the Lions, and he should be even better this season.
First-year Fairfax coach Juan Solorio has big plans for how to best use Bass.
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