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Luke Doty, DS #19 QB, South Carolina 
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Name: Luke Doty
College: South Carolina Number: 4
Height: 6-1 Weight: 210
Position: QB Pos2:
Class/Draft Year: So/2024
40 Low: 4.74 40 Time: 4.84 40 High: 4.93
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Data Scout Notes: 2020: NAC
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Luke Doty, South Carolina, Player News
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He's stayed on his workouts, an average day at the operations building lasting from 5:45 a.m. to 4 p.m. Even on break, as the coaching staff grabs some R and R after a thrilling but exhausting month of camps and recruiting, Luke Doty hasn't relaxed, call ing the South Carolina teammates who are scattered around Doty's native Myrtle Beach and inviting them to work out at Doug Shaw Stadium, where Doty started his journey to become the Gamecocks' starting quarterback. That's the work required to remain wher e he is: Clear-cut QB1 exiting spring practice. That's the want-to he's always shown, from getting a Division I offer as an eighth-grader to not being a full-time starter until his junior season at Myrtle Beach to being named the state's "Mr. Football" a s a senior."He's definitely more vocal now. Last year he was a younger person," said right tackle Dylan Wonnum, who saw Doty take over at QB at halftime of USC's third-to-last game last year. "I feel like he's getting more comfortable, which means you can get more vocal. I've seen a lot of improvement from Luke." Doty is doing all he can to be in tip-top shape once Aug. 5 comes and the Gamecocks report for preseason camp. The physical attributes are being tweaked and goaded toward the best they c an be every day of the summer. Yet playing quarterback is only part of it. Luke Doty is about to be The Quarterback. - Rock Hill Herald
(DS#19 QB) So/2024  QB Luke Doty, South Carolina
News Source: Rock Hill Herald
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Doty, the former Myrtle Beach High star, took the first snap in the first spring practice because he was the only one who had done it before. Beamer said not to draw any conclusions from that. Yet after the first four spring practices, Doty still was No. 1. And from what offensive coordinator/quarterbacks coach Marcus Satterfield said, that seems to be the norm now and going forward. Not that Satterfield wasn't complimentary of Gauthier, Brown and Jordan. He was. But Gauthier's a freshman, Jordan's a va luable guy but it's all been behind the scenes and Brown, while athletic and talented, is transitioning from a spread offense to a pro-style offense. Again, it's only been a week of spring ball but it seems to be Doty's job to lose."I knew he was an above-the-line passer, but I didn't know how natural he was. I'm really excited to continue to work on his fundamentals and creating the best him we could possibly do," Satterfield said. "But I'm really excited about how he's throwing the ball right n ow. Obviously, he's athletic and can run and make the plays with his legs, but it's really good to put him in situations where he's got to use his arm." Doty "debuted" last year as a wide receiver who would sometimes run routes and sometimes get behind c enter for a running play. He wound up rushing 41 times for a net 91 yards (149 without sack yardage subtracted). - The Post and Courier
(DS#19 QB) So/2024 QB Luke Doty, South Carolina
News Source: The Post and Courier
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