Penn’s efficient backup QB who delivered in big moments
In the 2012 season, Andrew Holland was a low-volume but highly efficient Penn quarterback, finishing with 857 career passing yards, six total touchdowns, and a 63.7% completion rate on 74-of-110 passing; his breakout came when injuries forced him into the spotlight, and he responded with poise, accuracy, and some real clutch-factor swagger. The big takeaway: he looked like a steady, smart fit for a system that values decision-making over chaos, with enough mobility and competitiveness to keep drives alive when things got messy.
