Julian Lewis added another distinction to his impressive curriculum vitae this weekend. The Signatory of Colorado was appointed quarter of secondary school of the year by the National Quarterback Club. It was a recognition of his performance in his senior season in Carrollton (Georgia).
Lewis went to social networks to express his gratitude for the last achievement. On Saturday, he posted a photo of himself holding the price while standing with three other people in front of the podium during the ceremony. He legend the message with:
“Honored to be recognized as HS QB of the year and grateful for all those who have been part of my trip so far. #KeepWorking
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This has marked another distinction for Julian Lewis since his signature for Colorado. He was also appointed player of the year of Gatorade Georgia in December. This shows the level of talent that the buffaloes obtain in him and what he could offer the program directly from his first year.
Julian Lewis faces significant competition for the starting role
Julian Lewis would have been the direct successor to Shedeur Sanders in Colorado after committing in November. However, he is now faced with the competition from Kaidon Salter, which was acquired via the transfer portal, this off -season.
However, the quarterrier has signed up in Colorado ready to compete. He noted it while announcing his reversal from the USC to the buffalo on the Pat McAfee Show in November.
“It’s great for me, just coming after Shemer, seeing what he did in Colorado and how he transformed it,” said Lewis in the McAfee show. “It is definitely a blessing to arrive at this position, coming after him with his father.
“The Prime coach has always said that the best man was going to play. This is really what I wanted, was to be able to compete … I do not have much fun sitting on the bench, so I want to come where I have a chance to play. “”
Julian Lewis’ father TC Lewis also expressed his confidence in his son’s ability to compete. Colorado will offer him a large part in the next university football season.
“Julian likes to compete; He is extremely excited for the challenge that awaits us in university football, “said TC Lewis, Julian’s father. “What” the coach prime “and the Colorado provide him with regard to development and the playing path are exceptional.”
Lewis faces strong competition in Kaidon Salter, who has a lot of experience in the university football landscape. He has spent the last four seasons in Liberty, launching 5,283 yards and 59 affected. He has only one year of eligibility.
Edited by Brad Taningco
