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[QUOTE="BillSU, post: 3653800, member: 6809"]
More  information. High school  stats from MAX Preps:

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[*]    Total     Passing Yards

6818
   
[*]    Passing     TDs

75
   
[*]    Passing     Yards/Game

200.5
   
[*]    Pass     Completions

489
   
[*]    Pass     Attempts

743
   
[*]    Interceptions

16
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Hudl:
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[*]Positions:

QB
[*]Height & Weight:

6'4" 220 lbs.
[*]Nike Football Rating:

104.37
[*]40 Yard Dash:

4.7
[*]Shuttle:

4.07
[*]Vertical:

35.7
[*]Powerball:

35
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Which is why he received offers from Alabama, Florida, Arkansas, Nebraska, Ole Miss, Penn State, Tennessee, Pittsburgh, West Virginia, Syracuse and Louisville, among others.

Syracuse started recruiting Shrader earlier this fall when SU director of high school relations Ryan Bartow reached out to Shrader's high school coach, Jason Estep, of Charlotte (N.C.) Christian School. Multiple conversations there paved the way for Shrader to learn more about the Orange.

The 6-foot-4, 220-pound signal-caller said about a month ago that he was looking for an offense that features a drop back passing system and spread run game, ideally featuring run-pass option looks.

"I want to throw the ball a lot and have the spread run game to complement it," Shrader said.

As a true freshman at MSU in 2019, Shrader started four games and appeared in 10, completing 57.5 percent of his passes for 1,170 yards, eight touchdowns and five interceptions. He also rushed for 587 yards (5.2 ypc) and six scores, displaying a level of mobility that could mask the Orange's offensive line woes in recent years.

I think he will give DeVito all he can handle and start. He is definitely Dungeyesque!  :)

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