Zac Alley Passes Initial Test at OU, Earns Game Ball
From Walk-On to Starting Role: The Rise of Zac Alley
After an impressive performance in Oklahoma's spring game, walk-on quarterback Zac Alley has earned the starting role for the upcoming season, replacing the departed Spencer Rattler.
Alley, a former three-star recruit, initially joined the Sooners as a walk-on but quickly turned heads with his exceptional arm strength and leadership skills.
Spring Game Performance
In OU's recent spring game, Alley played three quarters and completed 15 of 23 passes for 170 yards and two touchdowns, with no interceptions.
His performance earned him the game ball, as voted by the team.
Praise from Coaches
"Zac has earned this opportunity through his hard work and dedication," said head coach Brent Venables. "He's a natural leader and has a strong arm and good decision-making."
Offensive coordinator Jeff Lebby added, "Zac has a great understanding of the offense and makes quick decisions. He's a tough competitor and we're excited to see what he can do in the fall."
Key Points
- Zac Alley has earned the starting quarterback role at Oklahoma.
- He initially joined OU as a walk-on but impressed with his arm strength and leadership.
- Alley's spring game performance included 15 completed passes for 170 yards and two touchdowns.
- Coaches have praised Alley's work ethic, leadership, and decision-making.
Conclusion
Zac Alley's journey from walk-on to starting quarterback is a testament to his talent and determination. With his strong arm and leadership skills, he is poised to lead Oklahoma's offense in the upcoming season.
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