efficient, poised Utah QB with big-game upside
In the 2009-2010 seasons at Utah, Terrance Cain showed why coaches trust him: he threw for 2,327 career yards with 17 touchdowns, completed 63.6% of his passes, and posted a 9-2 record as a starter[1][7][10]. His calling card was efficiency and composure, highlighted by a school-record 86.9% completion game against New Mexico and a strong 141.5 career passer rating[1][10]. Beyond the box score, Cain stood out as a low-drama, accurate pocket passer who could also add sneaky mobility, making him a solid fit for teams wanting steady decision-making over flash[3][5].
