QB Max Partlo putting up huge numbers 
October, 26, 2012
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Damon Sayles | ESPN.com
Max Partlo (Dallas/First Baptist) has the kinds of numbers that instantly turn heads. In eight games, the 2014 quarterback averages better than 312 yards per contest. More importantly, he’s led First Baptist to a 7-1 record.
A 6-foot-4, 210-pound, pocket-passing quarterback, Partlo has thrown for 2,498 yards and 34 touchdowns already this season. His efforts have attracted the likes of LSU, Oklahoma State, Houston, Rice and Tulsa, and Partlo is looking to further show his worth as the team prepares for postseason play.
“We’ve got a bunch of good receivers here, especially Trae,” said Partlo, who was speaking of 2014 receiver Trae Hart, who has 72 receptions, 20 touchdowns and Big 12 looks from Texas Tech, TCU and Baylor.
A 6-foot-4, 210-pound, pocket-passing quarterback, Partlo has thrown for 2,498 yards and 34 touchdowns already this season. His efforts have attracted the likes of LSU, Oklahoma State, Houston, Rice and Tulsa, and Partlo is looking to further show his worth as the team prepares for postseason play.
“We’ve got a bunch of good receivers here, especially Trae,” said Partlo, who was speaking of 2014 receiver Trae Hart, who has 72 receptions, 20 touchdowns and Big 12 looks from Texas Tech, TCU and Baylor.
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