efficient, dual-threat, and quietly productive for Ball State
In the 2014 season, Ozzie Mann showed he could move the chains with both his arm and legs, finishing his Ball State career with 1,310 passing yards, 10 passing TDs, and 206 passing attempts over two seasons, plus strong rushing production in 2013-14. He was a compact, athletic quarterback with solid accuracy and enough mobility to punish defenses when plays broke down, and his 2013 all-state/high-school pedigree suggests real command and competitive toughness. If you want a QB who can manage an offense without playing scared, Mann fits that mold.
