Texas A&M Football
Blinn QB Jake Hubenak picks A&M over UF, will arrive in June
May 9, 2015
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When Saturday began, Texas A&M's stability at quarterback was not-so-quietly one injury or transfer away from turning incredibly dire.
Hours later, those concerns were erased.
The Aggies made news with Blinn College QB Jake Hubenak's announcement that he selected A&M over runner-up Florida and would arrive on campus in June to begin summer classes:
Hubenak had been on an unofficial visit to Aggieland earlier in the day.
The 6-3, 190-pound Aggie legacy completed 65 percent of his passes for 4,052 yards with 47 touchdowns and only nine interceptions as a freshman at Blinn, leading the NJCAA in passing. He'll have three years to play three at A&M.
He'll also reunite with receiver Damion Ratley, whose own head-turning 2014 campaign catching passes from Hubenak at Blinn led to his being a member of A&M's 2015 class.
Hubenak joins former five-stars Kyle Allen (the top-rated pocket passer in the 2014 class) and Kyler Murray (the No. 1 dual-threat in 2015) to give the Aggies suddenly one of the best quarterback depth charts anywhere that isn't Columbus, Ohio.
Hours later, those concerns were erased.
The Aggies made news with Blinn College QB Jake Hubenak's announcement that he selected A&M over runner-up Florida and would arrive on campus in June to begin summer classes:
Excited to announce I've committed to Texas A&M University! Can't wait to get started! Gig'Em ???? pic.twitter.com/QIY2KshOvZ
— Jake Hubenak (@hubenak_j) May 9, 2015
Hubenak had been on an unofficial visit to Aggieland earlier in the day.
The 6-3, 190-pound Aggie legacy completed 65 percent of his passes for 4,052 yards with 47 touchdowns and only nine interceptions as a freshman at Blinn, leading the NJCAA in passing. He'll have three years to play three at A&M.
He'll also reunite with receiver Damion Ratley, whose own head-turning 2014 campaign catching passes from Hubenak at Blinn led to his being a member of A&M's 2015 class.
Hubenak joins former five-stars Kyle Allen (the top-rated pocket passer in the 2014 class) and Kyler Murray (the No. 1 dual-threat in 2015) to give the Aggies suddenly one of the best quarterback depth charts anywhere that isn't Columbus, Ohio.
TexAgs Premium subscribers can read Billy Liucci's thoughts on an addition that carries importance beyond just 2015 here and Hubenak's explanation for his choice here.
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