’28 QB already offered by Maryland
Chase Bell was a freshman a year ago. He attempted four (4) passes, completed all four (4) for 25-yards through the air with no touchdowns or picks. Bell carried the ball from scrimmage three (3) times for 16-yards with no rushing TDs. He has already been offered two “rides” to Maryland and EKU. Why? We would suspect his being 6’3,” 195-pounds with plenty of length and more growing to do together with his camp/combine performances this offseason probably answers the riddle. We aren’t questioning why the offers were extended. We agree. This kid has the frame, athleticism, length, and agility to be a big-time guy. That is why he is already fielding offers. That is the recruiting world as we know it today. Incidentally, do we believe this cat will be a star at South Warren? Heck yeah. With Bryce Button graduated, it would appear the time is now for sophomore Camden Page (’27) and Bell.
HB Lyon, Scouting Director, KPGFootball
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Bowling Green, KY: Chase Bell is among the more recruited and coveted ’28 prospects at the QB position in all of Kentucky’s six (6) classifications. At South Warren, they would know a good QB when seeing one.
They have been a veritable QB factory since opening. They have also been especially adept at deep playoff runs and even titles.
How will they do in 6A? Well, that is the $64 question.
What isn’t in question is the school’s ability to produce quality signal-callers. That question has been answered many times over and over.
This is the school, after all, which produced Gavin Spurrier, Caden Veltkamp, and Bryce Button back to back to back. All three of those guys were right serviceable. Matter of fact, all three of them were high school, quarterbacking superstars.
With Button out of eligibility, it appears to be a two man race between Chase Bell and Camden Page (’27) for the open slot. Who figures to win the battle for the starting position? We’re going with Bell.
Will Bell end up being a superstar like his predecessors? The data would suggest so. The colleges recruiting him certainly believe it.
There are a plethora of reasons for the optimism. Some of them are below enumerated.
Bell has a really good frame with exceptionally good length. Bell is 6’3,” 195-pounds and “baby faced” enough to predict he will get taller and longer.
The 15-year old, right hand dominant QB is celebrated on the hardwood too as a prospect at shooting guard. Bell has hit the combine/camp circuit and has been impressive.
Bell has been to both Maryland and EKU, where he left with offers, and recently camped in Blacksburg, Virginia seeing the Hokies. Like is true of many young players at premier 5A or 6A programs, Bell doesn’t have much in the way of statistics yet.
Bell has been offered by Maryland
Announced on @IamChaseBell15
In ’24, in very limited duty, Bell completed all four (4) of his passing attempts for 25-yards and carried the ball from scrimmage three (3) times for 16-yards. Bell has yet to cross the goal line.
Still, head coach Brandon Smith is high on this young player and sees limitless potential when evaluating his prospects. At the end of the day, Smith has proven himself to be on the money much more often than he has missed.
When it comes to predicting future stardom at the QB position, we wouldn’t argue with the Spartan’s head man. We don’t recommend it for you either.
This is Friday Night Fletch, reporting for KPGFootball and KPI Newspaper Group, reminding you to PLAY THROUGH THE WHISTLE!
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