QB High

[Veerman_12]

Saw a series on Bleacher Report where they broke down who had the titles of "Running Back U", "D Line U", etc.

Got me to thinking, what schools in Missouri would hold those designations.

So without further adieu here's part one of a many part series...who is QB High in Missouri?

I know this is kind of a recency skewed list because the forward pass didn't come to Missouri in full force prior to 2008, but it is what it is.

Focusing on factors like:
-Statistics
-Guys who go on to college
-Record breakers
-winning

My early contenders would be:

CBC
Valle Catholic
Jackson
Union
Glendale
North County

 

[hangmanbobbyjaggers]

Saw a series on Bleacher Report where they broke down who had the titles of "Running Back U", "D Line U", etc.

Got me to thinking, what schools in Missouri would hold those designations.

So without further adieu here's part one of a many part series...who is QB High in Missouri?

I know this is kind of a recency skewed list because the forward pass didn't come to Missouri in full force prior to 2008, but it is what it is.

My early contenders would be:

CBC
Valle Catholic
Jackson
Union
Glendale
North County

Lincoln the last few years

 

[bullitpdq68]

Saw a series on Bleacher Report where they broke down who had the titles of "Running Back U", "D Line U", etc.

Got me to thinking, what schools in Missouri would hold those designations.

So without further adieu here's part one of a many part series...who is QB High in Missouri?

I know this is kind of a recency skewed list because the forward pass didn't come to Missouri in full force prior to 2008, but it is what it is.

Focusing on factors like:
-Statistics
-Guys who go on to college
-Record breakers
-winning

My early contenders would be:

CBC
Valle Catholic
Jackson
Union
Glendale
North County

Since Mauk has been at Glendale his QB's have been putting up some lofty stats, but that is about it.

 

[Veerman_12]

Since Mauk has been at Glendale his QB's have been putting up some lofty stats, but that is about it.

Ok...stats count in this exercise.

 

[wcfootball4ever]

In the early and mid 80s Joplin Parkwood has Alan Cockrell and then Sean Sadler. Cockrell went to the University of Tennessee and started as a true freshman playing three season then forgoing his senior season to play professional baseball. Sadler went to Mizzou before switching to baseball and playing in the minors as well. Both led Parkwood to state championship appearances.

 

[mowesten]

1. Lees Summit

 

[bullitpdq68]

In the early and mid 80s Joplin Parkwood has Alan Cockrell and then Sean Sadler. Cockrell went to the University of Tennessee and started as a true freshman playing three season then forgoing his senior season to play professional baseball. Sadler went to Mizzou before switching to baseball and playing in the minors as well. Both led Parkwood to state championship appearances.

Did Sadler go to Mizzou? I thought there was a reason he didn't......ACT or something.

 

[Rawlathaballa90]

Glendale...LOL