Gasperson turned in one of the most impressive quarterback outings of the entire playoff weekend. He totaled 377 yards and five touchdowns in a 59–42 victory over Prosper Walnut Grove.

He controlled the pace of the game with his accuracy, poise, and ability to extend plays. Whether attacking with his legs or dropping dimes downfield, Gasperson looked every bit like a seasoned playoff veteran.

Gasperson is putting together a special season, throwing for 2,702 yards and 31 touchdowns while adding 172 yards on the ground, showing he can hurt defenses in more ways than one. He’s been the steady engine of this offense, delivering big-time throws, keeping drives alive, and showing total command when the pressure rises. His ability to stretch the field, read coverages, and stay poised has turned him into one of the most reliable playmakers in the area, and he’s a huge reason this team continues to roll toward the postseason with confidence.

Maguire, a quarterback committed to UTSA, commands the field with confidence and poise. He reads defenses effectively, delivers accurate throws, and shows excellent timing and touch on his passes. Maguire’s leadership and decision-making allow him to control the pace of the game, while his arm strength gives him the ability to make throws to all areas of the field.

Gasperson had a phenomenal junior season, showcasing his ability to lead Argyle to the state semifinals with his arm talent and athleticism. He has the skill set to make big throws downfield and Gasperson pairs excellent pocket presence with the ability to throw accurately on the run. His athleticism allows him to extend plays outside the pocket, making him a dual-threat quarterback who keeps defenses guessing. Gasperson finished the season with 2,895 passing yards and 27 touchdowns, adding 382 rushing yards and 7 touchdowns on the ground. His standout performance earned him 3-5A DII District MVP honors, along with offers from Maryland and Georgia State, setting him up for a big senior season.

Gasperson has been a key factor for the Eagles this season and he is playing at a high level. He has the arm talent to make all the throws on the route tree and he can push the ball outside the numbers on rope. Gasperson has the athleticism to make plays with his feet in the running game and when he gets flushed out of the pocket he can hit open receivers for big plays. He had a monster game in a key district win over Colleyville Heritage 42-35. He passed for 387 yards and 5 touchdowns and showed that he is player to watch this season.