Update on QB Commit Hodge

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Really having a great season...

Citrus Hill is averaging 45.2 points and nearly 500 yards per game. Hawks quarterback Trevor Hodge — who is committed to Iowa State — has accounted for 3,891 yards and 35 total touchdowns. Running back P.J. Walker has rushed for 1,847 yards and 30 touchdowns, and receiver K.J. Young has caught 79 passes for 1,426 yards and 12 touchdowns.

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His main WR K.J. Young is putting up some pretty prolific numbers as well.

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Perfect situation for a QB recruit. Redshirt freshman year...take the starting role over as a junior...more than likely receive spot playing time redshirt freshman year due to starting QB being banged up.

With that said...their will be competition this fall if he is a stud.
 
Perfect situation for a QB recruit. Redshirt freshman year...take the starting role over as a junior...more than likely receive spot playing time redshirt freshman year due to starting QB being banged up.

With that said...their will be competition this fall if he is a stud.

Yeah I highly doubt he beats out Richardson or Rohach at any point in his career. And he will without a doubt not compete for a spot next year and will immediately redshirt. No question.
 
I want to be happy for those guys getting their shot, but it's a sham. They'll never compete.



Odd first post . . . and at 4:54am.

I'm guessing "recruiter from another school who wants someone to commit to his school" or "parent who wants his kid to go somewhere else."
 
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Odd first post . . . and at 4:54am.

I'm guessing "recruiter from another school who wants someone to commit to his school" or "parent who wants his kid to go somewhere else."

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Yeah I highly doubt he beats out Richardson or Rohach at any point in his career. And he will without a doubt not compete for a spot next year and will immediately redshirt. No question.

It is likely that Hodge will RS next year (as will most in-coming freshman). However, Trevor Hodge brings in a skill-set of talents a bit different than our other QBs. During TH's senior year (with one game to go yet), he has passed for nearly the same yardage as did Sam R. his senior year; but Hodge has rushed for more yardage than Barnett, Richardson, and Rohach (during their senior years) combined .
 
It is likely that Hodge will RS next year (as will most in-coming freshman). However, Trevor Hodge brings in a skill-set of talents a bit different than our other QBs. During TH's senior year (with one game to go yet), he has passed for nearly the same yardage as did Sam R. his senior year; but Hodge has rushed for more yardage than Barnett, Richardson, and Rohach (during their senior years) combined .

There has been a few posters here that believe Hodge will be starting no later than RSoph year. I admit I don't know much about the guy until reading this thread and I am very hopeful. A true duel threat is the only QB that seems to work consistantly here due to the differencial in talent vs other teams in conference. We always seem to have a good passer or a good runner or neither. They always lack in one area, and when they don't, they turn the ball over or make terrible decisions. I am hopefull Hodge can carry the Seneca brand while at ISU.
 
I honestly think he may get playing time in prior to his junior year, but as a secondary QB kind of like Bell at OU. Not strictly a power runner, but a red-zone threat that CAN actually throw too. I guess more like a Tebow at Florida when he backed up Leak.
 
I honestly think he may get playing time in prior to his junior year, but as a secondary QB kind of like Bell at OU. Not strictly a power runner, but a red-zone threat that CAN actually throw too. I guess more like a Tebow at Florida when he backed up Leak.

But if he is effective at doing that, wouldn't he just start? :twitcy:
 
I think Lanning and Knott will both find spots and be beasts in Wally's defense.
CPR mentioned a couple of weeks ago that he had two players comitted to play QB--and both would be QB's.

I'm looking forward to Hodge, and he may bring something of what TCU's young QB brought to their offense. But I'm not going to get ahead of myself, either. Done that too many times before--and Spring practice is going to be interesting wnough! :biggrin:
 
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Lanning is too good of an athlete for that. If he doesn't stay at qb I think he likely goes to fullback to replace Woody. He wrestles at 220 and would probably play at 240, and has good running skills. He could be really good there.