6’5 pocket passer Foster Sawyer went undefeated his junior year of high school. What’s next for the Fort Worth native?
Sawyer discusses TCU pledge, QB competition
LEANDER, Texas -- It’s been a busy spring and summer for Fort Worth All Saints quarterback Foster Sawyer after committing to TCU, competing in the Dallas Elite 11 camp, and participating in the Texas 7on7 State Championship.
SB Nation Recruiting caught up with the 6’5, 215-pound quarterback while he was in Leander with All Saints and spoke with him about why he decided to follow so many members of his family to TCU, how he feels about the Horned Frogs taking two quarterbacks in the class, and what he’s been doing to improve for his senior season.
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Foster Sawyer before the Dallas Elite 11 camp on Saturday Wescott Eberts (SB Nation)The 6’5, 215-pound pro-style quarterback is ranked as a consensus three-star prospect by the services. Among pro-style passers, the All Saints product is ranked in the 247Sports Composite as the No. 20 player at this position in the country and the No. 40 player in Texas.
Prior to his commitment, Sawyer held offers from Alabama, Missouri, Oklahoma State, SMU, and UCLA, but opted to stay close to home at the same school that multiple members of his family have attended.
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Foster Sawyer ready to pass at 7-on-7 Wescott Eberts (SB Nation)With a 6’5 frame, an undefeated record in two years as a starter, and more than 10 offers from which to choose, life would seem to be pretty good these days for Fort Worth (Texas) All Saints quarterback Foster Sawyer.
The most recent offer was a big one that came down last week:
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