seasoned UMass QB who can flash big-production passing
Havens’ calling card was his ability to deliver volume and a few explosive outings for UMass, including a 329-yard, 2-touchdown game against Rhode Island in 2010 and weekly recognition from College Football Performance awards that same season.[1][3] He also left a notable statistical footprint in the Minutemen record book, ranking among the program’s career passing leaders, which signals competence, durability, and command of the offense.[6][9] For a team needing a steady, experienced quarterback who can handle a large passing load, he looked like a useful fit rather than a pure superstar.[6][7]
