Where Did the Houston QB Go to College? A Deep Dive (or Not So Deep)
So, you're curious about the educational backgrounds of Houston's quarterbacks? Good for you! You're clearly a person of great intellectual curiosity. Or maybe you just really like football. Either way, let's dive in.
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The Quarterback Carousel
Houston's had a bit of a quarterback carousel lately. It's like they're trying to find the perfect puzzle piece to complete their offensive picture. Let's break it down:
- C.J. Stroud: This guy's got a pretty impressive college resume. He hail from the hallowed halls of Ohio State. That's right, Buckeye Nation! Stroud was a hotshot there, throwing touchdowns like confetti at a New Year's Eve party.
- Case Keenum: Before he was slinging it for the Texans, Keenum was actually a hometown hero. He went to the University of Houston. Talk about a hometown advantage!
- Davis Mills: This guy brought some Stanford smarts to the table. You know, the kind of smarts that involve complex plays and outsmarting defenses.
So, Where Are They Now?
Well, Stroud is obviously still with the Texans, trying to prove he's the real deal. Keenum is currently a free agent, probably enjoying some well-deserved rest and relaxation. And Mills? He's also a free agent, but you never know, he might find a new home soon.
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Quick Facts About These Quarterback Brainiacs
- C.J. Stroud: Holds multiple Ohio State records. Basically, he's their GOAT (Greatest Of All Time... or at least for now).
- Case Keenum: Holds the record for most passing yards in a single game in NFL history. That's right, NFL history.
- Davis Mills: Has a pretty impressive completion percentage. He might not be the flashiest, but he's consistent.
How to Become a Quarterback (Probably Not)
- How to throw a football: Start by practicing in your backyard. Aim for a trash can or something.
- How to read defenses: Watch a lot of football. Or maybe take a course in defensive strategies.
- How to handle pressure: Try public speaking. Or maybe just learn to meditate.
- How to build chemistry with your receivers: Start a band together. Music brings people together, right?
- How to become a Heisman Trophy winner: Be exceptionally talented and lucky. Or maybe invent a new football play that's completely unstoppable.
So there you have it, a brief overview of the Houston quarterbacks' college careers. If you're still hungry for more football knowledge, feel free to hit me up with your burning questions.
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