Pulaski Academy Coach Kevin Kelley has had his share of outstanding quarterbacks in 13 years at the school and sophomore Layne Hatcher is the latest.
“There’s no question, he’s going to be a Division I recruit,” Kelley said. “People like quick releases and a strong arm. But now days everybody likes mobility too. He’s just dangerous enough in the running game to hurt people. In the end, I think that’s what’s going to put him over the top.”
In 11 games, Hatcher, 6-0, 185 pounds has completed 235 of 347 passes for 3,707 yards while only throwing 6 interceptions.