Frescaz had a nice junior season for Doherty. Measuring in at 6’4 195-pounds; he threw for 1907 yards on 131/208, 63% completion rate, 18 TD, 7 INT, 47 carries for 277 yards and 8 touchdowns. Frescaz has very good mental processing. When he is under duress, he stays poised looking downfield for an open man. If no one’s open he’ll use his athletic ability to get the first down. He has very good acceleration, good speed, and change of direction. Very shifty in the pocket. Very good throw power. Frescaz has a very good release. It’s very quick and accurate. He puts a nice touch on the ball when he throws it. He has very good ball placement skills, whether in stride of the WR or above the DBs. He has good throw on the run ability, he can roll out left as well and maintain accuracy. He has good footwork in the pocket, stepping into his throws leading to a very accurate passer. I’m ecstatic to see how he plays in his senior year, and colleges should take an extra look over his tape.

Frescaz delivered a balanced attack for Doherty, throwing 1,907 yards on a 63% completion rate with 18 passing touchdowns. His mobility also made him a factor, adding 277 rushing yards on 47 carries with eight scores. His size and skill make him one to watch next season.

Frescaz is not a QB that is going to burn you with his speed but when he escapes the pocket is still dangerous. He has the arm strength to fit it into tight windows when he gets outside the pocket. In the pocket he is on time with his throws and is able to read quickly, scanning the field and finding the open receiver. He can be elusive in the pocket, being hard to bring down and keeping his eyes downfield to make plays.