In the first place spot on my list is Price Renovich, a quarterback at Memphis University School. What impresses me about Renovich is his ability to utilize his strong footwork in the pocket, his ability to quickly scan the backfield for the deep pass and his outstanding arm strength. Renovich made a statement during positional drills, proving he could pass into heavy coverage.

Another West Tennessee quarterback prospect that has stood out to me over the last year or more, is Memphis University School’s Price Renovich Price Renovich 6'1" | 190 lbs | QB Oxford | 2028 MS . Obviously, in an ideal world the quarterback has a huge, gaping, clean pocket to step up into and deliver a beautiful ball–but the world isn’t ideal. That’s where Renovich has already established himself as one of the more special quarterbacks for the 2028 class in Tennessee. He makes the off-platform throws look easy, the throws with arm-angle changes look easy and the consistency of these tough throws, look mundane. Renovich has been named a Tennessee Future Star Quarterback in the past and could be in the driver seat for another roster spot in the annual tilt against Kentucky. Another multi-sport athlete, Renovich is simply more advanced at making the tougher throws due much in part to his athleticism and full-body strength/control.

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It seems like every time I check back in with Price Renovich Price Renovich 6'1" | 190 lbs | QB Oxford | 2028 MS , the Memphis University School (MUS) quarterback is doing something to get better. There’s a ton to like about what Renovich brings to the field, from leadership to arm strength and everything in between, he checks a lot of boxes. Alongside his partner in crime, running back Tommie Reed Tommie Reed 5'8" | 190 lbs | RB Briarcrest Christian | 2028 TN , MUS went 7-1 this season–with their lone loss coming at the hands of Canon Day Canon Day 6'0" | 190 lbs | QB Houston | 2028 TN (listed above) and Houston Middle School. Renovich is on the path to becoming one of west Tennessee’s top quarterback’s over the next four years, and will be joining a MUS varsity program that hasn’t had a losing season since 2006.