Four Underclass QBs We Can't Wait To See At Palmetto Combine West

Potential New Subscribers: Take advantage of our 40% off special by using the coupon code Guerin40 at checkout. In addition to our 365-day-a-year football approach, Prep Red Zone South Carolina is the official media partner of the 2023 Palmetto Combine Series, meaning subscribers will get first-hand information on many of the 1,200 athletes in attendance at all four sites.   There are expectations for a quarterback, and then there are the lofty standard which several guys have already established, and now have to live up to.   A few underclassmen will head into next month's Palmetto Combine Series having already had outstanding (and in some cases, record-setting) varsity seasons, with all eyes on them as preparations begin for next year.   Here's a look at four guys who all threw for more than 2,000 yards last year, and who will be expected to lead from the very beginning. We can't wait to watch them.   [player_tooltip player_id='272715' first='Brady' last='Albro'], Chapin   Albro had a sensational sophomore year, throwing for more than 2,500 yards and 17 touchdowns for the Eagles. He's got a big arm, good vision, a quick release, and looks comfortable in the pocket.    Kalab Sutton, Easley   Sutton spent his sophomore year launching an assault on the Easley record books. He threw 24 touchdown passes, grabbing the mark for most TD passes in a season (encompassing 100 years of Easley football) and most TD passes in a game (6, against Berea) while climbing into the Top-5 in several other categories. A true dual-threat guy, Sutton threw for more than 2,000 yards and rushed for nearly 500 more, with eight TDs on the ground.    Bryce Drummond, Greenville   Drummond settled into the starter's role at Greenville, throwing for 2,500 yards and 34 touchdowns and helping to lead a deep playoff run for the Red Raiders. He does a great job of staying in the pocket and letting a play develop, but is perfectly capable of beating you with his legs when he has to move.    [player_tooltip player_id='346189' first='Cutter' last='Woods'], Westside   Woods might have the biggest underclass arm in the Upstate. There doesn't seem to be a throw that he can't make, and it shows up on the field. Woods threw for 3,000 yards and 28 TDs as a sophomore, and with two of his top targets back, seems poised to have yet another stellar season this year.    EDITOR'S NOTE: Members of the Prep Red Zone team will be on site for each of the four Palmetto Combine Series events in April, covering all the players and storylines. This year's series will be held April 1 at Summerville, April 2 at York, April 15 at Westside and April 16 at West Florence. Prep Red Zone staff members were not responsible for the nomination or selection of participants in this year's event.

Potential New Subscribers: Take advantage of our 40% off special by using the coupon code Guerin40 at checkout. In addition to our 365-day-a-year football approach, Prep Red Zone South Carolina is the official media partner of the 2023 Palmetto Combine Series, meaning subscribers will get first-hand information on many of the 1,200 athletes in attendance at all four sites.