Jake Hubenak

Quarterback

6′3″ / 195 lbs

Georgetown, TX

Georgetown

Class of 2015

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National Avg

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School Preferences

Texas A&M

Committed

5/9/2015

Updates

8 yr ago by Beau Holder

Blinn QB Jake Hubenak picks A&M over UF, will arrive in June

The Aggies' quarterback depth chart now looks a bit more normal, if by normal you mean two five-stars and the nation's top JUCO passer.

8 yr ago by Billy Liucci

Thoughts: Aggies solidify QB position with Hubenak addition

It was long known that Texas A&M's 2015 depth at quarterback could be derailed as simply as with a single injury or possible transfer — until Saturday. With Blinn QB Jake Hubenak's commitment, the game has changed for this season and beyond.

8 yr ago by Jacob Kristen

Jake Hubenak: 'I've been an Aggie my entire life'

A&M's latest addition at QB has three years to play three in Aggieland and is an accomplished passer who led the NJCAA in passing yards as a freshman last season. Hubenak chose A&M over Florida for a few key reasons.

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Considered one of the top 250 prospects in the state. Has the physical skills to be a potential contributor at a D-1 program over the course of his collegiate career with significant development. Professional potential is low.

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