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ANALYSISPositives: Has good muscle definition with broad shoulders … Very nimble and light on his feet, getting back quickly to set up and shows good downfield vision … Excels at the double pump comeback, streaks ropes and posts … Hangs tough under pressure, showing good focus when scrambling to make the plays with either his arm or feet … Natural leader who can change the pace of his tosses and throws an easy pass for his backs to catch … Can rifle the ball into the corner to avoid the safeties and ducks his head when stepping up to avoid the rush … Has the vision to spot his secondary receivers … Fast and dangerous open field runner who will pull up and make the big play.Negatives: Has a big circle in his release, dropping the ball below his hip to get it off … Has a sloppy sidearm delivery on screens and when scrambling … His balls sail some when going long, making his receivers work and jump for the pigskin … Lacks ball security, holding the ball too loosely in the open, making him an easy target for the fumble. CAREER NOTESUnquestioned leader of the Aggies offense … Started 37 of 38 games … Holds virtually all of the school's passing records, including career marks with 669 completions of 1070 passes (62.5%) for 10,745 yards, 96 touchdowns and 11,544 yards in total offense … Gained 2602 yards with 24 touchdowns on 159 of 262 attempts (60.7%) in seven post-season contests … His passing efficiency rating of 169.26 is the second best career total in NCAA Division II history behind Valdosta State's Dusty Bonner (169.9, 2000-2001).
2001 SEASONLittle All-American and Super Sleeper Team selection by The NFL Draft Report … Became the first Aggie to twice be named a finalist for the Harlon Hill Award, given to the top player in the NCAA Division II ranks … Completed 255 of 406 passes (62.8%) for 3826 yards and 32 touchdowns … Carried 92 times for 371 yards (4.0 avg) and a pair of scores … Had 4197 yards in total offense on 498 plays.
2000 SEASONAll-American first-team selection by D2Football.com, adding second-team honors from Daktronics … Finalist for the Harlon Hill Award … Team co-captain … Co-winner of the Jerry Norris Award as the team's MVP … Led the nation with a collegiate season-record 191.1 passing efficiency rating … Completed 204 of 318 passes (64.2%) for 3679 yards and 38 touchdowns … Carried 70 times for 473 yards (6.8 avg) and four scores … Gained 4152 yards in total offense on 388 plays.
1999 SEASONAll-American honorable mention by Football Gazette, twice earning National Player of the Week honors (Cal Poly and Western Washington) from that publication … Team MVP … Hit on 208 of 341 passes (61.0%) for 3217 yards and 26 touchdowns in his first season as a starter … Scored once on 68 carries … Gained 3172 yards on 409 plays.
1998 SEASONOnly appearance came late in the fourth quarter vs. Western Oregon, completing 2 of 5 passes for 23 yards.
1997 SEASONRedshirted as a freshman.
AGILITY TESTS4.88 in the 40-yard dash … 2.81 20-yard dash … 1.7 10-yard dash … 4.28 20-yard shuttle … 7.46 three-cone drill … 29-inch vertical jump … 8'11" broad jump … 300-pound bench press … 415-pound squat … 260-pound power clean … 31-inch arm length … 9 ½-inch hands … Right-handed … Wears Contacts … 35 Wonderlic score.HIGH SCHOOLTwo-time All-Metro quarterback and team captain at Jesuit (Folsom, Calif.) High … Set five school records, including most yards passing in a season (1794) and career (3500) … All-League catcher in baseball, batting .450 as a senior.PERSONALEnglish major, with a minor in Art … Born John Thomas O'Sullivan on 8/25/79 in Burbank, California … Resides in Folsom, California.STATS
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