Connecticut commit Richard Lagow (Plano, Texas/Plano) is 6-foot-6 and 220 pounds, one of the many assets he possesses as a quarterback.
While his size made him an instant attraction for UConn, it’s been Lagow’s ability to use that size for short-yardage success that has helped Plano win football games. The Wildcats are 4-2 on the year and fighting for a playoff spot in their district.
Lagow’s rushing totals, because of sacks, are almost nil. He has only three yards on 41 attempts. However, Lagow’s seven rushing touchdowns lead the team. Add that to his 1,076 passing yards and four passing touchdowns, and he’s considered a major threat on the football field.
While his size made him an instant attraction for UConn, it’s been Lagow’s ability to use that size for short-yardage success that has helped Plano win football games. The Wildcats are 4-2 on the year and fighting for a playoff spot in their district.
Lagow’s rushing totals, because of sacks, are almost nil. He has only three yards on 41 attempts. However, Lagow’s seven rushing touchdowns lead the team. Add that to his 1,076 passing yards and four passing touchdowns, and he’s considered a major threat on the football field.
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