Robert Hines is a dual-threat UT Martin QB with proven rushing pop
Robert Hines brings clear dual-threat juice to UT Martin: in the 2001 season, he showed enough arm talent to throw for 137 yards against Tusculum and enough burst to rip a 39-yard run in a key game, giving him real playmaking versatility[2][3]. His biggest differentiator is his ability to create offense both through the air and on the ground, with season-long 2001 numbers showing strong rushing production alongside his passing workload[3]. For a team needing a quarterback who can extend plays, stress defenses with mobility, and add toughness in the run game, Hines looks like a fit. The upside is the athletic ceiling; the question is consistency as a passer[2][3].
