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Seth Collins, Oregon State's true freshman QB, could be the PAc-12's biggest breakout star come September, according to Dave Lombardi of ESPN.com.
Of Collins, Lombardi had this to say:
"If the battle to replace Sean Mannion ended today, Collins would be the likely starter. The true freshman proved that he was a true dual threat during spring practice, throwing for 208 yards and rushing for 81 more during the Beavers' final exhibition."
Collins is a true dual threat QB who has a chance to immediately come in and play for new coach Gary Andersen. While a decision on the QB position will likely be made sometime in late-August, it looks as though Collins has a real shot at getting the nod right now.
In Andersen's first season, it may not be such a bad idea to start preparing for future seasons by putting Collins under center. Though he may struggle a bit due to his age and relative lack of experience, the move could pay off big time down the road.
(h/t ESPN)
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