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• 6’1, 185
• 4.0 GPA
• 30+ touchdowns, 64% comp
• 2,300 total yards racked up

Spang moved up 20+ spots on our rankings, yet I still feel like he might be a bit too low. Where he ranks is hardly an issue ath this point in time, all trivial. What’s important, a bit surprising too, is that Spang doesn’t have a single offer to his name. This is all based on my knowledge, which could be off. Production has always been a plus, his size and grades are a plus. Duality to his game, can run RPOs and read-options matched with Trey Tremba Trey Tremba 5'11" | 190 lbs | RB Parkland | 2024 State PA in the backfield. Can stretch the field, can hit hole shots from the pocket (corners/outs). Good tempo in his throws, can layer and loft floaters, can fire off some tight-window throws with some torque too. I’d feel comfortable calling Spang a top-25 QB even after the rankings update.

I have Spang and Falzone ranked in completely opposite directions, yet in the contest I attended against Nazareth, it was Luke Spang Luke Spang 6'1" | 185 lbs | QB Parkland | 2024 State PA who looked a lot more comfortable. A noticeable boost in ranking is coming. Was the perfect compliment to Tremba’s dominant work on the ground. Decisive, accurate, on time, incredibly comfortable in the pocket, created with his legs too. His legs kept the game-winning play alive, we attribute Tremba with the game-winner, it’s not happening unless Spang evades pressure and delivers a dot downfield. That he did. Taking a peek at his five-game tape, you’ll see the same poise show in each rep. Operates in a spread offense that likes to take advantage of its weapons. Spang has the arm to test each passing concept thrown his way. His mid-season is worth a look for local schools looking for a senior quarterback, he’s currently unoffered, to my knowledge.