Jackson Wasik brings dual-threat juice to Central State’s offense
In the 2026 season, Jackson Wasik has already flashed big-play upside for Central State, throwing for 273 yards and a touchdown while adding 53 rushing yards in the opener, then following with a 247-yard, 3-pass-TD performance plus 68 rushing yards and a rushing score against Morehouse[13][12]. He profiles as a true dual-threat quarterback with enough arm talent to stress defenses vertically and enough mobility to turn broken plays into chunk gains[13][12]. Central State added him after a 2025 season at Kentucky Christian where he averaged over 300 passing yards per game and earned first-team all-conference honors, so the résumé says production plus playmaking[3].
