a versatile Presbyterian QB best known for his trick-play spark
Myron Gary’s most notable college football moment came in the 2009 season, when he appeared in one game for Presbyterian and threw a 27-yard touchdown on a fake field goal—an eye-catching hint of his composure and willingness to make something happen in unconventional spots. Public stat trails on ESPN are sparse, so his profile is more about intrigue than production: a quarterback with special-teams versatility, game-awareness, and a knack for capitalizing on surprise opportunities. If you’re looking for a polished, volume-stat passer, the evidence here is limited; if you value athletic versatility and off-script playmaking, he’s a name worth knowing.
