dual-threat Hoyas QB who can beat teams with his legs and arm
In the 2010 season, Scott Darby showed Georgetown a real dual-threat spark, throwing for 130 yards and a touchdown while rushing for 58 yards and another score in the Hoyas’ win over Davidson; he also posted a 191-yard, 1-TD passing day with 98 rushing yards against Columbia and earned Patriot League Offensive Player of the Week honors. He fit as a high-energy, opportunistic quarterback who could extend plays and manufacture offense without a perfect pocket. The catch: his profile also included turnover swings, so teams valuing aggression, toughness, and mobility over polished efficiency would have liked him best.
