Ronnie Banks gave USF a steady, experienced hand at QB
In the 2003 season, Ronnie Banks was a veteran, dropback-style quarterback for South Florida who brought a strong arm and three years of system experience, even if he wasn’t the same kind of run-heavy threat as USF’s earlier star QBs. He opened that season by throwing for 199 yards and a touchdown against Alabama, but also had turnover issues, finishing the season with 234 passing yards and 3 interceptions in ESPN’s current stat line. His fit is best for a team that wants poise, structure, and experience over raw improv flair.
