’27 ATH is a likely QB next level but can literally play anywhere
Okay, this is a Tennessee kid. We know you’re thinking, “Why is he getting featured in a digital magazine which covers Kentucky HS football?” This is where we point out “Big Ass Fans” is an international company with business interests and connections spanning the globe. Regardless, we have (from time to time) step outside the confines of Kentucky to cover HS kids getting heavily recruited by Kentucky colleges. That is the case here. There are many, prestigious, small-school football programs thriving in the commonwealth of Kentucky and they seem to all be courting Nolan Dacus and with ample reason. Enjoy this look at a kid lighting it up in Tennessee quarterbacking a team alive and well in Tennessee’s present playoff structure sporting a 10-1 mark entering the TSSAA’s next round tonight.
Jumpin’ Jack Flash, Ass. Scouting Director, “KPGFootball”
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From Sweetwater, TN to All-points Kentucky: The starting quarterback for Sweetwater High School (TN) is Nolan Dacus (Senior, #14). Dacus is on recruiting boards across the Commonwealth of Kentucky.
Dacus has a huge upside, a huge skill set, and can continue (next level) to play QB across our great Commonwealth. In addition, Dacus has the skills and athletic prowess to be slotted virtually all over the field and in multiple phases, making him a vital piece to any college program’s recruiting puzzle.
Dacus is 6’2,” 205-pounds who is an Eagle Scout, a 4.3-GPA student, and an accomplished multi-sport athlete earning varsity letters and stardom in a variety of different sports. A QB’s top job is to “win games.” Entering tonight’s round of playoff games in Tennessee, Sweetwater is 10-1 and definitely doing just that.
So far this season, while doubling as a DB, Dacus has accounted for 20-total TDs (by our count). Dacus was 15-15 on the night in the first round against Pigeon Forge. Dacus led Sweetwater to a 45–14 pasting with No. 3 ranked Forrest ready to take its chance in the TSSAA, Class 3A’s second round.
Dacus plays in an offensive attack heavily centered around a balanced/ground attack. It has been led this season by senior RB, Ty Fitch. Those facts aside, Dacus has been at the controls, Dacus has earned the trust of his coaches, teammates, and fans.
Sweetwater is a proud and winning tradition. That is why the road trip to Forrest tonight is far from a foregone conclusion. Hey, if two teams entered between the lines either of them can win the football game. This is particularly true where one of the teams has Nolan Dacus at the offensive controls.
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