Coach Ferrell’s Breakdown: BTC Super 22 Team QBs and RBs Pt.1

For the past 25 years, the Baltimore Touchdown Club , also known as the BTC, has named it’s Super 22 Team. This is a list comprised of the top rising seniors in the Baltimore Metro area (Baltimore City, Baltimore County, Howard County, Harford County, Anne Arundel County, Carrol County, and Frederick County) who are accomplished on the field, off the field, and slated for a big year the next following season. Here are some of the Baltimore area Quarterbacks and Running Backs that were named to the BTC Super 22 Team. &nbsp; <strong>Jack Pelliciotti | 6’2’’ 205 lbs | Quarterback | Liberty High School</strong> Pelliciotti was named as an All County Quarterback prior to earning the esteemed accolade of being named to the BTC Super 22 Team. Liberty didn’t have such a great season, however the junior gunslinger led them to scoring 20 or more points in seven out of their ten games. He is currently receiving interest from Towson University, Lafayette, and William and Mary. &nbsp; <strong>Miles Scott | 6’ 175 lbs | Quarterback | Atholton High School</strong> Scott led Atholton to a 10-2 season, where they averaged over 23 points a game, before losing in the State Quarter- Final to a dominant Chesapeake (AA) team. Scott accounted for 1,120 total yards by throwing for 762 yards in the air and rushing for 358 yards on the ground. The dual threat junior is receiving interest from Morehouse and William and Mary. &nbsp; [player_tooltip player_id="90649" first="Noah" last="Brannock"] | 6’ 203 lbs | Quarterback | Calvert Hall College It doesn’t come as a surprise that Brannock makes this list. The top ranked QB in Maryland and 28th overall player in the state, he accumulated a number of accolades last season, such as 1st Team All Conference after throwing for over 1,800 passing yards and leading the Cardinals to a MIAA Conference A Championship. Now he has the honor of adding BTC Super 22 to his resume. &nbsp; <strong>Ahmad Taylor | 5’8’’ 180 lbs | Running Back | Arundel High School</strong> Taylor earned All County and 2nd Team Capital Gazette honors as a Running Back this past season. He anchored a powerful rushing attack that produced over 23 points per game, led Arundel to an 8-4 season, and a State Semi- Final appearance before losing to eventual State Runner Up Dundalk. Taylor should see his recruiting pick up over the summer, and he is already receiving interest from many colleges such as Bucknell. &nbsp; [player_tooltip player_id="247248" first="AJ" last="Rodrigues"] | 5’10’’ 170 lbs | Running Back | South Carroll High School Rodrigues was a key component of in South Carroll’s amazing season last fall. The Cavaliers went undefeated through the regular season and went on a playoff run that led them to the Maryland State Championship. South Carroll finished 12-1, with their only lost to Dunbar in State Championship game, and averaged close to 27 points a game. Rodrigues was the workhorse for the Cavs, leading them in rushing with 1,182 yards.