former Blue Hose QB who brought size, dual-threat juice, and big-moment spark
Heys McMath’s best-known college stretch came in the 2013 season, when he flashed real upside as a 6-4 quarterback who could hurt defenses with both his arm and legs, including a debut outing of 21-of-33 for 322 passing yards, 2 passing TDs, and a rushing score against VMI. Reliable team coverage described him as a player who gave Presbyterian a spark and helped snap a long skid, while his prep résumé showed a multi-sport athlete with passing volume, mobility, and a competitive edge. If you value a QB with size, playmaking instinct, and a “let’s go get it” mentality, he fit that mold.
