Carter Hensley gives SEMO a live arm and sneaky run threat
Carter Hensley is a young Southeast Missouri State quarterback who flashed efficiency in 2024, going 10-of-14 for 100 yards with no interceptions and adding 26 rushing yards plus a rushing touchdown in the opener against North Alabama. He’s a developmental fit with real dual-threat juice: a 6-foot-4, 226-pound frame, a strong enough arm to keep defenses honest, and enough mobility to punish soft edges. The bigger story is upside—he was in the mix for a quarterback room reset in 2025 after Paxton DeLaurent’s departure, so SEMO clearly views him as part of the answer.
