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Name: Pat McQuaide (Transfer from Nicholls)
College: Villanova
Number: 7
School Bio/Stats Link: HERE
Height: 6-0 Weight: 205
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Class/Draft Year: rSr/2026
40 Low: 4.85 40 Time: 4.92 40 High: 5.00
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Data Scout Notes: X-Lower Tier QBs/QB1 on Team in 25/Pocket Passer/61%-19-2 in 25 2025: HMC...Transfer from Nicholls
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Pat McQuaide, Villanova, Player News
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Pat McQuaide threw a fourth-quarter touchdown pass to Braden Reed for Villanova's first lead and the Wildcats escaped with a 26-21 win over Tarleton State in an FCS quarterfinal Saturday. The 12th-seeded Wildcats (12-2) won their 11th straight game - the ir longest streak since winning 12 in 1997 - to advance to play unseeded Illinois State in a semifinal next Saturday. The fourth-seeded Texans (12-2) began their final drive with about eight minutes left and reached the Villanova 11 with two minutes rema ining. On fourth-and-6, Victor Gabalis found Trevon West for an apparent touchdown. But the score was overturned when replays showed West just missed getting a toe down inbounds on the left edge of the end zone.Gabalis had extended a two-point hal ftime lead to 21-12 with his 15-yard pass to West before Ja'briel Mace's 47-yard rushing TD again made it a two-point game in the third quarter. Mace had 151 yards rushing. Tarleton scored first after Omar Emmons blocked a punt with Daniel Creek eventual ly scoring from the 1. The Texans made it 14-0 in the first quarter after McQuaide tried to flip the ball to a receiver in the end zone but it was snagged by Blake Smith. On the next play, Gabalis found Peyton Kramer deep down the middle for an 80-yard s core. Villanova got on the board with a Jack Barnum field goal then Anthony Hopkins' interception set up Reed's 27-yard wide-receiver TD pass to Lucas Kopecky. Another Barnum field goal cut Tarleton's lead to 14-12 at halftime. The Texans dropped their f irst home game after seven wins this season and had a nine-game home streak snapped. - AP College Football
(DS#82 QB) rSr/2026  QB Pat McQuaide, Villanova
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Pat McQuaide threw for 208 yards and a touchdown and Villanova upset third-ranked Lehigh 14-7 on Saturday to advance to the quarterfinal round of the FCS playoffs. Villanova (11-2), which entered the playoffs as a 12 seed, will face the winner of North D akota and Tarleton State. The Wildcats will make their third appearance in the quarterfinals in the last five seasons. It was Villanova's first playoff road win since 2010. Beginning next season the two programs will become annual rivals as Villanova wil l join Lehigh in the Patriot League. McQuaide's 28-yard scoring pass to Braden Reed with 3:02 left gave Villanova its first lead of the game.On Lehigh's (12-1) final drive, the Mountain Hawks drove 54 yards, and on first-and-10 at the Villanova 14 , Wildcats defensive lineman Obinna Nwobodo stripped Hayden Johnson on a quarterback keep and Villanova linebacker Shane Hartzell recovered. Villanova ran seven plays, including a key 12-yard completion from McQuaide to Antonio Johnson on third-and-8 at their own 13, and the Wildcats allowed time to expire. After a scoreless first half, Lehigh took the second half kickoff and drove 75 yards in five plays and ended the drive when Aaron Crossley ran it in from the 5. Johnson completed a 36-yard pass to Ma tt D'Avino and Luke Yoder had a 31-yard run on consecutive plays to help set up the score. Villanova knotted it at 7 later in the third when after a Yoder fumble, the Wildcats put together a six-play, 59-yard drive that resulted in Ja'briel Mace crashing in from the 1 with 2:29 left in the third. - AP College Football
(DS#82 QB) rSr/2026 QB Pat McQuaide, Villanova
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Pat McQuaide threw for three touchdowns and Isaiah Ragland ran for 152 yards and sixth-ranked Villanova overwhelmed No. 19 Harvard 52-7 on Saturday in a first round game of the FCS playoffs. Villanova (10-2), who entered the playoffs as a 12 seed, will t ravel to play third-ranked Lehigh (12-0) on Dec. 6. The Mountain Hawks are seeded fifth. The Wildcats took the opening drive 75 yards in seven plays and ended with a 45-yard touchdown by Ragland, who reached halftime with 128 yards rushing on 10 carries. He carried it 17 times on the day. After Villanova's defense held the Crimson to four yards in five plays to force a punt, McQuaide threw a 30-yard scoring pass to Lucas Kopecky for a 14-0 lead.In the second quarter, Jack Barnum kicked a 29-yard field goal for a 17-0 lead, McQuaide ran it in from the 10 near the midway point of the quarter and Ja'Briel Mace crashed in the five at the two-minute warning for a 31-0 lead. McQuaide threw second-half touchdowns of 29 yards to Luke Colella and 8 yards to Antonio Johnson. The Crimson scored its first post-season touchdown in 105 years when Jaden Craig threw a 6-yard touchdown to Jordan Harris to reduce the deficit to 31-7. Harvard was making its first post-season appearance since the 1919 season when it beat Oregon, 7-6 on New Year's Day in the 1920 Rose Bowl. - AP College Football
(DS#82 QB) rSr/2026 QB Pat McQuaide, Villanova
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Pat McQuaide's fourth touchdown pass, a 17-yard connection with Antonio Johnson in overtime gave Villanova a 30-27 win over Stony Brook on Saturday, the Wildcats' seventh-straight win. The Seawolves got a 23-yard field from Michael Mannino with 32 second s in regulation and then a 44-yarder after they lost a yard on the opening possession of overtime. McQuade was 18 of 30 for 280 yards for the Wildcats (8-2, 7-1 Coastal Athletic Conference) with a touchdown pass of 37 yards to Braden Reed and 10 and 21 y ards to Luke Colella in the fourth. The second score came with 2:39 to play and put Villanova on top 24-21. Then Quinn Boyd, who was 21-of-33 passing for 278 yards, guided Stony Brook down the field but threw two incompletions from the 5 before settling for the field goal. Jayce Freeman had six catches for 175 yards and a 64-yard touchdown for the Seawolves (5-6, 3-4) and Roldan Dempster had two short touchdown runs. - AP College Football
(DS#82 QB) rSr/2026 QB Pat McQuaide, Villanova
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Pat McQuaide threw for 203 yards and two touchdowns, with 107 yards and two scores going to Luke Colella, and Villanova beat Albany 29-16 on Saturday for its fifth straight victory. Villanova (6-2, 5-1 Coastal Athletic Association) extended its home winn ing streak to 20 games dating to the middle of the 2022 season. It's a program record for the longest home winning streak and the second-longest active FCS streak behind South Dakota State's 33 straight at home. Jack Barnum made field goals of 41, 23 and 44 yards to help build a 22-7 lead. McQuaide found Colella for a 36-yard touchdown early in the fourth for a 19-point lead. McQuaide, who threw for a career-high five touchdowns last week, was 15 of 22 with an interception. David Avit rushed for 80 yard s and a touchdown for Villanova. Jack Shields had a touchdown and an interception for Albany (1-7, 0-4). The Great Danes were held to 13 first downs and 154 total yards. - AP College Football
(DS#82 QB) rSr/2026 QB Pat McQuaide, Villanova
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Pat McQuaide threw five touchdown passes and Obinna Nwobodo forced and returned a fumble for a touchdown to lead Villanova to a 56-14 rout over Coastal Athletic Conference foe Hampton on Saturday. McQuaide was 10-of-13 passing for 166 yards and five scor es, led by a 65-yard connection to Chris Colby. All five receiving touchdowns were to different receivers.The FCS No. 15 Wildcats (4-4, 2-3) opened the game with six consecutive touchdown drives and shut out Hampton 49-0 in the first half. The Wil dcats' defense forced four consecutive three-and-outs before Nwobodo forced a fumble from Braden Davis and returned it for a score. The Hampton (2-5, 0-4) offense had 32 yards in the first half. The Pirates' first points of the game came at the 6:42 mark in the third quarter on a 3-yard pass play from Davis to Gracen Goldsmith. Earl Woods III added a 66-yard rushing touchdown with 4:33 left in the game, comprising 24.4 percent of Hampton's 270-yard offensive total. Davis was 10-of-17 passing for 66 yard s. Both Jason Hall and Julian Talley were ejected for Villanova for targeting. - AP College Football
(DS#82 QB) rSr/2026 QB Pat McQuaide, Villanova
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Pat McQuaide threw for 299 yards and accounted for two touchdowns to lead Villanova past Colgate 24-17 on Saturday night. Villanova has won nine straight season openers and extended its program record to 17 consecutive home wins dating to the 2022 season . The Wildcats have also won eight straight against the Raiders. McQuaide was 18-of-28 passing and his 56-yard touchdown pass to Lucas Kopecky capped the scoring with 52 seconds left in the third quarter. McQuaide also scored on a 28-yard run and finishe d with 41 yards rushing on just three carries. Isaiah Ragland also had a 1-yard TD run in the first quarter for the Wildcats (1-0). Zach Osborne completed 15 of 30 passes for 239 yards to lead Colgate (0-2). He threw a 32-yard touchdown pass to Treyvhon Saunders in the second quarter and his 24-yarder to Winston Moore tied the game at 17-all late in the third quarter. Saunders finished with 10 catches for 137 yards. - AP College Football
(DS#82 QB) rSr/2026 QB Pat McQuaide, Villanova
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