Junior QB Vulk has done a nice job directing the huddle for the Tigers. Vulk’s bigger impact has come on the ground rushing for 633 yards while averaging 7.7 yards per carry and scored 8 touchdowns. Vulk has passed for 540 yards good for 7 scores. In order to pull the upset this Friday, Vulk may have to go to the air a bit more than usual to keep the Warrior defense honest.

Spencer will be looking to get back into the playoffs in 2026 with a strong stable of returners from this past campaign. Vulk is a valued member of that group after a sophomore season that saw him stand out on defense while getting his feet wet as a quarterback, where he could be the starter in the fall. He posted 28.0 tackles, 15 of which were of the solo variety. Vulk delivered a pair of tackles for loss. He completed four of nine passes for 32 yards and a touchdown with two interceptions, and rushed for 87 yards (5.8 YPC). During his 10th-grade highlight video, Vulk displays a high motor, sound tackling technique and an embracing of the game’s physicality. He adept at crashing down on the run and can stick with receivers in coverage. A complete safety is well within the range of outcomes for the next level.