Millersville

2014 (Game-by-Game): Started the season at wide receiver but moved to quarterback because of team injuries...Played in six games including each of the last three...Totaled 44 rushing yards with one touchdown, caught one pass for 18 yards and threw 11 passes for 71 yards...Caught an 18-yard pass against Livingstone in the opener...Came off the bench to throw five passes against Shippensburg...Lone completion went for 49 yards...Also recorded a 25-yard run and finished with 39 yards on seven totes...Played in each of the final three games at quarterback...Completed 3-of-6 passes for 22 yards against Edinboro.

2013: Not a member of the team.

2012 (Game-by-Game): Played in four games, completing 21-of-59 passes with four interceptions...Rushed for 113 yards and two touchdowns...Rushed for 21 yards and a touchdown after coming off the bench against Mercyhurst on Sept. 8...Earned a start against Shippensburg, IUP and Kutztown...Rushed for 35 yards and a score against IUP...Posted a long run of 52 yards in the game.

2011 (Game-by-Game): Worked his way into the lineup and appeared in five games...Made debut against C.W. Post on Oct. 8...Finished the season completing eight of 29 passes for 115 yards...Gained 97 yards total and finished with 53 net rushing yards...Entered the C.W. Post game at the start of the second quarter and recorded a rush of 10 yards on the first series...Best performance came in the season finale against Clarion...Entered the game at the start of the fourth quarter and rushed five times for 36 yards including a long of 16...Completed 6-of-12 passes for 92 yards...Led team on a 12-play, 75-yard drive for a field goal on the first series...Completed a 22-yard pass to Brent Collins that set up a touchdown on his second series.

High School: Totaled over 2,000 passing yards, 268 rushing yards and 17 total touchdowns as a senior...Named All-Delco Honorable Mention and was a player of the week honoree four times.

Personal: Son of Clinton and Valerie Quarterman...Has one older sister...Majoring in speech communication.