Redshirt Sophomore QB with Elite Three-Overtime Grit and Zero-INT Clutch Performance
Brandon Duncan, a 6-3, 210-lb redshirt sophomore from Roosevelt, N.Y., stands out not just for his 505-yard, four-touchdown, zero-interception performance in a 45-45 three-overtime victory over Alcorn State [3], but for his intense, battle-ready personality that thrives in high-pressure, extended-game scenarios. While his 2024 passer rating of 102.8 ranks 203rd of 319 QBs and his 10 interceptions rank 33rd of 321 [1], his differentiator is his ability to protect the ball in critical moments (no INTs in the OT win) and lead with redshirt-sophomore resilience. He’s a high-fit QB for teams needing a clutch leader who doesn’t panic in overtime, though he needs interception discipline refinement. His intensity and three-overtime grit make him a compelling, data-backed prospect for teams valuing mental toughness over raw stats.
