Kent State’s all-time passing workhorse with a dual-threat edge
In the 2012 season, Spencer Keith was the steady engine of Kent State’s offense, and across his career he finished first in school history with 8,052 passing yards and 732 completions, plus 45 passing touchdowns, ranking second all-time. His calling card is volume, poise, and enough mobility to extend plays when protection breaks down — the kind of QB who keeps an offense on schedule and rarely looks rattled. He’s a strong fit for a team needing experience, toughness, and a proven program leader rather than a pure highlight-reel cannon.
