UMass returns two of the three QB's who saw playing time last year
- Kellen Pagel 8-7 GP-GS 116.0 EFF 153-267-9 57.3 % 1725 yards 9 TD 55 LONG 215 ave/g
- Brandon Hill 5-3 GP-GS 122.8 EFF 49-84-3 58.3% 598 yards 3 TD 58 LONG 119.6 yards/game
- Matthew Quinn RS SO
- Ian Schultis SR
- Mike Wegzyn RS FR
- Jarvis Bentley RS FR
- Shawn Campbell RS SO
- Julian Colarusso RS SR
- Chase Danska SO 1-6 6.0 AVE
- Andre Hill SR
- T.J. Keefer RS FR
- Elgin Long RS FR
- Marken Michel WR SO 3-31 10.3 AVE 1 TD
- Bob Blanchflower RS JR 18-208 11.6 AVE 1 TD 28 LONG
- Dan Foesel RS FR
- Brandon Howard RS FR
- Jerome Lewis RS SO (transfer Virginia Tech)
- John McGrath RS FR
- Jordan Broadnax SO 35-133 3.3 AVE 18 LONG
- Chris Burns RS SR
- Brian Dowling SO
- Jamar Smith RS JR 10-17 1.4 AVE 7 LONG
- Jamal Wilson RS FR
Our opening OOC opponent UConn has five BCS transfers this spring.
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UMass' great run the the NIT continues tomorrow. The A10 took a hit when Temple left. The league needs to reststock and VCU, George Mason and Butler are in discussions to join the league.
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4 comments:
so who is going to be our starting qb next year? will it be the freshman does one of these kids step up?
I thought recruits Jaurice Jones and Rodney Mills enrolled in January. Wouln't they be included on the Spring Roster.
There's an old coaching maxim that says "you lose one game for every true freshman you start."
Hopefully, one of the current QB's will be like Kyle Havens and make a quantum leap in capability in 2012 and the true freshmen can have a red shirt year to learn the offense and gain some muscle.
I don't know what's up with Jones or Mills.
Well that statement may be true but I'd rather lose with aj doyle this season and build for our future then lose with pagel and hill. Its a transition season.
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