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Freshman quarterback Josh Rosen was beyond impressive in his debut for the UCLA Bruins, and we are not the only ones who have noticed.
One game, one big @waltercampff Player of the Week honor for Josh Rosen and @UCLAFootball! http://t.co/cHsiWKU0Gd pic.twitter.com/iYAUHXV1nW
— Pac-12 Networks (@Pac12Networks) September 8, 2015
Rosen, the top-rated overall quarterback recruit in the Class of 2015, was named the Walter Camp Offensive Player of the Week following a remarkable game: 28-of-35 for 351 yards and 3 TD's. In addition to the national award, the former five-star recruit earned himself a nod from the Pac-12 for Offensive Player of the Week as well.
As the first true freshman to start at quarterback for UCLA in program history, the 34-16 victory proved remarkable promise for the young quarterback.
Perhaps the most remarkable line of the night: all three of Rosen's touchdowns reached different targets in the end zone, and he completed passes to eleven different receivers.
Rosen shows that he is able to spread the field with poise.
(h/t Sports Illustrated)
