high-upside dual-threat QB with a big-play prep résumé
Keith enters UT Martin with a proven dual-threat profile and real developmental upside: in high school, he piled up 8,694 total yards and 85 touchdowns, showing he can create both as a passer and runner. His best trait is versatility—he can extend plays, stress defenses outside structure, and bring tempo-changing athleticism to an offense. UT Martin listed him as a redshirt in 2024 with no game action, so the key question is how quickly that production translates to the college level, but the raw playmaking and competitive pedigree make him an intriguing fit for a system that values mobility and creativity.
