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Name: Quincy Patterson (Double Transfer from North Dakota State/Virginia Tech)
College: Temple
Number: 16
School Bio/Stats Link: HERE
Height: 6-3 Weight: 242
Position: Pos2:
Class/Draft Year: rSr/2024
40 Low: 4.85 40 Time: 4.90 40 High: 4.95
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Data Scout Notes: X-Lower Tier QBs/Backup in 23/4* Virginia Tech Transfer/-10 LBs for 2022/rJr-2024 2023: NAC...2022: NAC...Double Transfer from North Dakota State/Virginia Tech...2021: NAC...2020: Transfer from Virginia Tech
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Weight: 242
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Dates: 03/25/24 03/06/24@Northwestern
Hand: 09 3/4 Arm: 33 1/2
Wingspan: 80 1/8
Height: 6032
Weight: 242
40 Yrd Dash: 4.90
20 Yrd Dash: 2.82
10 Yrd Dash: 1.57
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Vertical Jump: 29 1/2
Broad Jump: 09'06"
20 Yrd Shuttle: 4.55
3-Cone Drill: 7.45
40 Time Range: 4.89-4.90/Projected: 4.74/+.16
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Quincy Patterson, Temple, Player News
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Temple quarterback Quincy Patterson, a transfer from North Dakota State whom coach Stan Drayton calls a natural leader, has been making a name for himself early in camp. Offensive coordinator Danny Langsdorf sees Patterson as a player who can run well an d has good size at 6-foot-3, 235 pounds. "You see a real team player," Langsdorf said. "Doing whatever he needs to do to help the team win...He just has a really good personality, very open and helpful to the guys. He's a team player all the way." Langsd orf added that a starter from last season, D'Wan Mathis, has improved his throwing accuracy. The quarterback competition will continue. - Philadelphia Inquirer
(DS#64 QB) rSr/2024  QB Quincy Patterson, Temple
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Temple has set itself up for an intriguing preseason quarterback competition. Quincy Patterson committed to the Owls on May 18, arriving at what he says will be his last stop with two years of eligibility remaining. His final two choices were Temple and Troy. "I probably talked to 40 schools and I just told them all the same thing," Patterson told The Inquirer. "They're all like, 'What do you want?' I said, 'I just want a chance to compete." First-year coach Stan Drayton said during spring practice that Temple could look to the transfer portal to add some competition at quarterback. Patterson will duke it out with returning starter D'Wan Mathis, who transferred from Georgia for the starting job in December 2020. Patterson played in 11 games over three seasons at Virginia Tech (2018-20). He left feeling as if there wasn't much more he could do to sniff a starting spot in Blacksburg, Va., so he transferred to North Dakota State in December 2020.The 6-foot-3, 242-pound quarterback went 7-0 as a st arter in his lone season before suffering an injury to the AC joint in his throwing shoulder. Patterson only saw the field in run packages thereafter, as backup Cam Miller took over duties under center. Miller led the Bison to an FCS national championshi p, leaving Patterson feeling some deja vú. He didn't see a path to a legitimate quarterback competition. There was plenty of open dialogue about the situation, but Patterson understood that North Dakota State was unlikely to bench its championship quart erback. The day after Patterson entered the transfer portal for a second time on May 10, he got a call from Temple's wide receivers coach and passing game coordinator Jafar Williams, who held a similar position while they were both at Virginia Tech. - Ph iladelphia Inquirer
(DS#64 QB) rSr/2024 QB Quincy Patterson, Temple
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Temple Football head coach Stan Drayton continues to build his football team with the additions of four players to his initial recruiting class. Temple added four players from the transfer portal with college football playing experience. Joining the Owls are: redshirt senior P Mackenzie Morgan, redshirt juniors OL Peace Addo and QB Quincy Patterson, and redshirt sophomore DT Joseph Appiah Darkwa. All four will join the team this summer and are eligible immediately. - Temple Football
(DS#64 QB) rSr/2024 QB Quincy Patterson, Temple
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Former Virginia Tech quarterback Quincy Patterson will transfer to Temple for the 2022 season, according to ESPN. It is the second transfer in as many years for Patterson, who played this past season at North Dakota State after beginning his college care er with the Hokies in 2018. The decision to enter the transfer portal came after Patterson led the Bison to a 7-0 record as the starter this past season before suffering an injury. The dual-threat quarterback still finished with 13 total touchdowns, seve n of which came on the ground. During his time with Virginia Tech, he appeared in 11 games from 2018-20, making one start.His most memorable moment with the Hokies came against North Carolina that season when he scored the game-winning two-point c onversion to end the longest game in ACC history, which spanned six overtimes. "It's a shot to be the best me I can be, in a sense" Patterson said regarding his transfer to Temple. "I told all the coaches, I didn't need and guarantees (to start). I just wanted a shot and take it from there and prove what I can do. I know a lot of people know what I can do. I just have to go do it." A former four-star recruit, Patterson ranked as the No. 21 quarterback and No. 270 overall player in the 2018 class accordi ng to On3 Consensus. He chose to attend Virginia Tech over offers from Mississippi State, North Carolina, Penn State and others. - On3.com
(DS#64 QB) rSr/2024 QB Quincy Patterson, Temple
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Quincy Patterson threw a touchdown pass and the North Dakota State defense allowed just 99 total yards as the Bison beat Illinois State 20-0 on Saturday. Patterson was 13-of-22 passing for 124 yards with two interceptions and added 100 yards rushing on 1 8 carries. Linebacker Jasir Cox had two interceptions and Eli Mostaert had three sacks for North Dakota State (6-0, 3-0 Missouri Valley Conference). Patterson hit Christian Watson for a 4-yard touchdown to open the scoring with 4:55 left in the first qua rter and the Bison, ranked No. 3 in the FCS coaches poll, never trailed. Jake Reinholz made a 46-yard field goal on the final play of the first half and kicked a 24-yarder to make it 13-0 with 5:41 left in the game. Two plays from scrimmage later, Cox pi cked off a pass in Illinois State territory that eventually led to a 7-yard touchdown run by TaMerik Williams that capped the scoring with 2:37 remaining. Illinois State (2-4, 0-3) crossed midfield just three times and got no than the NDSU 29. - AP Colle ge Football
(DS#64 QB) rSr/2024 QB Quincy Patterson, Temple
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Quincy Patterson passed for two touchdowns and rushed for two more as North Dakota State powered past Northern Iowa 34-20 in a showdown of Missouri Valley Football Conference powers on Saturday. Leading 13-10 at halftime, Patterson stretched the Bison le ad with a pair of third-quarter touchdowns. He scored on a keeper from the 4 and later rolled out for a 3-yard toss to Noah Gindorff as North Dakota State (5-0. 2-0) pushed its lead to 27-10. Christian Watson had 163 yards on five catches for the Bison, including an 85-yarder from Patterson for the first touchdown of the game - a one-play drive. The Bison, ranked No. 5 in the FCS coaches poll, jumped out to a 10-0 lead before Northern Iowa (3-2, 1-1), ranked No. 12, fought into a 10-10 with three minute s left in the first half. A Jake Reinholz 22-yard field goal gave NDSU a 13-10 lead at the break. Theo Day was 12-of-31 passing for 257 yards and a touchdown for the Panthers, but was sacked five times for a loss of 35 yards. Isaiah Weston caught five pa sses for 181 yards and a touchdown. - AP College Football
(DS#64 QB) rSr/2024 QB Quincy Patterson, Temple
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Quincy Patterson rushed for North Dakota State's only touchdown late in the game and the Bison used that score and three field goals by Jake Reinholz to beat North Dakota 16-10 on Saturday in a Missouri Valley Football Conference opener. Patterson's 3-ya rd score on third-and-goal completed a 58-yard drive that took 4 1/2 minutes off the clock. Reinholz's final field goal, a 30-yarder, gave the Bison (4-0, 1-0) the lead late in the third quarter. It came after the Fighting Hawks (2-2, 0-1) turned the bal l over on downs at their own 20. They also failed on another fourth-down conversion at the NDSU 42, where the Bison began their final scoring drive.North Dakota kicked a field goal with 16 seconds left but couldn't recover an onside kick. The vict ory kept the Bison, fifth-ranked in the FCS coaches poll, perfect in their four Division I meetings with No. 11 North Dakota in a rivalry that dates to 1894. This was the 114th meeting with the Bison winning for the first time in Grand Forks since 1997. The loss snapped a 12-game home winning streak for the Hawks, which had been the third-longest streak in the FCS. Tommy Schuster threw a 30-yard pass to Bo Belquist for North Dakota's only touchdown. - North Dakota State/AP College Football
(DS#64 QB) rSr/2024 QB Quincy Patterson, Temple
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Quincy Patterson passed and ran for touchdowns and the North Dakota State defense smothered Towson in a 35-7 victory Saturday night. The Bison (3-0), ranked No. 4 in the FCS coaches' poll, outgained the Tigers 339-48 in the first half when North Dakota S tate took a 21-0 lead after three drives covering 82 yards or more. Will Mostaert had two of the Bison's five sacks, including Brayden Thomas' tackle of Chris Ferguson in the end zone for a safety.Patterson was 6-of-11 passing for 165 yards, inclu ding a 67-yard touchdown to Christian Watson to open the scoring, along with an interception. Dominic Gonnella rushed for 92 yards on 13 carries. TaMerik Williams, Jaylen Bussey and Hunter Luepke joined Patterson with rushing touchdowns. The Bison, ranke d No. 1 in FCS rushing coming in at 358.5 yards per game, finished with 328 yards on the ground. They had 493 total yards to 195 for Towson. Ferguson was 19-of-28 for 158 yards passing for the Tigers (1-2), who scored their lone touchdown on Jerry Howard Jr.'s 1-yard run to finish a 14-play, 83-yard drive late in the game. - AP College Football
(DS#64 QB) rSr/2024 QB Quincy Patterson, Temple
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SEPT 13 MISSOURI VALLEY TOP PERFORMANCE: QB Quincy Patterson, North Dakota State - Patterson accounted for 196 yards of total offense with two touchdowns in the first half of North Dakota State's 64-0 home win over Valparaiso. Patterson was 4 of 5 passin g for 102 yards including a 65-yard TD to Christian Watson, and he carried four times for 94 yards including a 52-yard TD as the Bison built a 43-0 halftime lead. Patterson has completed 76 percent of his passes in his first two starts for NDSU. - Missou ri Valley Conference Football
(DS#64 QB) rSr/2024 QB Quincy Patterson, Temple
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Quincy Patterson and Jalen Bussey scored two touchdowns apiece and North Dakota State blanked Valparaiso 64-0 on Saturday. Valparaiso (0-2) lost to NAIA Indiana Wesleyan 28-10 in its opener and was no match for the FCS top-five ranked Bison (2-0), who ou tgained the Beacons 583-185. The Bison led 43-0 at halftime and 57-0 after three quarters. Patterson threw just five passes, completing four, including a 65-yard score to Christian Watson. Patterson also ran 52 yards for a score and finished with 196 yar ds offense in one half. Jalen Bussey added 82 yards rushing which included a 72-yard touchdown and also had a 23-yard TD catch from backup quarterback Cam Miller. Jayden Price kicked off the scoring in the game's opening two minutes with a 45-yard punt r eturn. The 64 points were the most for the Bison since a 65-17 victory over Southern Illinois in 2018. North Dakota State's last shutout came against Missouri State, 25-0 in March. - North Dakota State/AP College Football
(DS#64 QB) rSr/2024 QB Quincy Patterson, Temple
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Virginia Tech coach Justin Fuente announced that backup quarterback Quincy Patterson has entered the transfer portal. The only other player to enter the transfer portal during the off week was receiver Darryle Simmons. Fuente attributed the timing of Pat terson's decision - Tech has two games left to go in the regular season - to a hand injury he suffered against Pittsburgh. Patterson couldn't grip a football last week and likely wouldn't have been available to play this week against Clemson.While Fuente normally doesn't say much about players leaving the program, he went out of his way to praise Patterson on Monday before taking any questions. "I just want to publicly thank Quincy for his time here," Fuente said. "Just a fantastic young man. He played a vital role in our football team. Quincy knows how I feel about him and his folks. We stand ready to help him in anyway we can moving forward. I'm sure when the news hits his phone will be blowing up with a lot of people trying to find out about him and our phones will be blowing up too. We'll have nothing but great things to say about him moving forward. I look forward to watching him play and watching him get on the field on a more consistent basis." - Roanoke Times
(DS#64 QB) rSr/2024 QB Quincy Patterson, Temple
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Virginia Tech backup quarterback Quincy Patterson has decided to transfer. Coach Justin Fuente made the announcement Monday, shortly before Patterson confirmed his decision in a Twitter post. "Through thought, prayer and countless discussions with my par ents and other important people in my life, I felt it was in my best interest to enter my name in the transfer portal," Patterson said in the tweet. "Despite the weird timing, my decision wasn’t made hastily." Fuente said he and Patterson have had nume rous conversations with the redshirt sophomore about his future. "I just want to publicly thank Quincy for his time here. Just a fantastic young man," Fuente said Monday. "He played a vital role in our football team. Quincy knows how I feel about him and his folks. We stand ready to help him in any way we can moving forward." He said Patterson wants a chance to play more, and is certain he will have numerous suitors. - AP College Football
(DS#64 QB) rSr/2024 QB Quincy Patterson, Temple
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Quincy Patterson II came off the bench to throw two touchdown passes and run for another score, leading No. 20 Virginia Tech to a 45-24 victory over NC State on Saturday night. Despite playing without 23 players and four coaches because of coronavirus is sues and injuries - including starting quarterback Hendon Hooker - the Hokies (1-0, 1-0 ACC) started quickly in a season opener delayed two weeks because of two COVID-related postponements. Virginia Tech took advantage of an NC State defense missing thre e starters who were out with injuries,by speeding to a 17-0 lead.Patterson, the Hokies' No. 3 quarterback, entered the game in the second quarter after starter Braxton Burmeister left with a hand injury. Patterson threw touchdown passes of 15 yard s to Tayvion Robinson and 16 yards to James Mitchell on the Hokies' final two possessions of the first half. He also scored on a 1-yard run in the fourth quarter. Khalil Herbert ran for 104 yards and a score for Virginia Tech, which rushed for 315 yards. Devin Leary threw for 165 yards and a score for the Wolfpack (1-1, 1-1). - Virginia Tech/AP College Football
(DS#64 QB) rSr/2024 QB Quincy Patterson, Temple
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OCT 21/WEEK 8 ACC ROOKIE OF THE WEEK: Quincy Patterson II, Virginia Tech, R-Fr., QB, Chicago, Ill.,...Led the Hokies on offense for much of the second half and all six overtime periods of a 43-41 win over visiting North Carolina...Finished the game with career bests in completions and yards, while also throwing his first career touchdown...Ran the ball 21 times for 122 yards, including a game-tying 53-yard run for a touchdown in the fourth quarter...Also scored the game-winning conversion in the sixth o vertime period. - Atlantic Coast Conference Football
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Fans who attended the Virginia Tech-North Carolina game certainly got their money's worth Saturday evening. The Hokies themselves actually got much, much more. In a game that took six overtimes and more than four hours to play, Virginia Tech finally put away the Tar Heels when third-team quarterback Quincy Patterson's two-point conversion run in the sixth overtime propelled the Hokies to a wild 43-41 victory in the longest game in ACC history. The victory enabled the Hokies (5-2, 2-2 ACC) to keep pace i n the race for the ACC's Coastal Division crown and kept the Tar Heels (3-4, 2-2) from jumping to the top of the division."I'm just proud of those kids," Virginia Tech head coach Justin Fuente said. "It goes back to a couple of weeks ago (after a 45-10 loss to Duke), and we had to look ourselves in the mirror and talk about how we would handle tough situations. We were certainly in our fair share of them tonight. If they had made one more field goal or whatever, I would still feel the same way ab out our team. If it had gone another way, I still would've been up here talking about how proud I am of our guys' ability to battle." Both teams squandered opportunities to win in earlier overtime periods, as Virginia Tech kicker Brian Johnson missed gam e-winning attempts from 41 and 42 yards and North Carolina kicker Noah Ruggles missed from 35 yards and had a 44-yard attempt blocked. The game marked the debut of college football's new overtime rules, which now call for going for two points after the f ourth overtime. In the fifth overtime, Virginia Tech had the ball first, but Patterson's pass to Damon Hazelton was broken up by the Tar Heels' Storm Duck, giving the Tar Heels an opportunity to win the game. - Virginia Tech/AP College Football
(DS#64 QB) rSr/2024 QB Quincy Patterson, Temple
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