Val Troiani remains a Towson benchmark: big-arm history, high-volume production, and clutch-resume appeal
In the 2000 season, Val Troiani showed real quarterback volume for Towson, including a 484-yard passing game against St. Mary’s and a 2001 final-stat line that still placed him among the program’s notable passers. His profile suggests a QB with clear gunslinger traits: aggressive downfield willingness, toughness, and enough playmaking to swing a game, but also turnover risk. He’s the kind of quarterback who can raise an offense’s ceiling if your staff wants confidence, tempo, and explosive potential over safe-and-steady management.
