Tech’s record-setting, gutsy dual-threat QB who could move the chains and the locker room
In the 2010 season, Ross Jenkins finished his Louisiana Tech career with 5,036 passing yards, 36 passing touchdowns, and 438 completions, ranking sixth, seventh, and seventh all-time in Bulldogs history, respectively[1][4]. He was a durable three-year starter and a dual-threat recruit, with a high-school resume that included a 69% completion rate and 25 TD passes as a senior[14]. The big differentiator: production plus competitiveness—Tech credited him as a competitor who battled adversity, but his past off-field DUI arrest is part of the full picture for any team evaluating fit[6][7].
