Quincy had some really impressive games for the Huskies as a running back and cornerback this past season. Most notably, against North Gaston, Quincy rushed for over 100 yards, caught over 100 yards receiving, 4 total touchdowns, and then turned around and had 3 interceptions on defense! That game alone almost got him on this 704 Junior Bowl candidate list! For the season, Quincy was one of the top defensive backs in the area with 6 interceptions on the year. Offensively, Quincy finished with 486 rushing yards and 7 touchdowns, while having 400 receiving yards and 6 touchdowns in the air. Adding in his return yardage on special teams, Quincy nearly accounted for 1300 total yards of offense. On top of the 6 interceptions on defense, Quincy also had 52 tackles – this is some impressive production that merits 704 Junior Bowl consideration!

Fortenberry is a legitimate two-way difference maker whose impact shows up all over the stat sheet. Offensively, he rushed for nearly 500 yards with 7 touchdowns and added 6 more scores as a receiver, highlighting his versatility and value as a multi-purpose weapon. He can hurt defenses out of the backfield or split out, making matchup planning difficult. On the defensive side, Fortenberry was just as productive, finishing with 52 tackles and 6 interceptions, showing strong instincts, ball skills, and the ability to flip field position. His combination of offensive production and takeaway ability speaks to football IQ, competitiveness, and reliability. As a rising senior, Fortenberry profiles as an impact athlete who can help a program in multiple phases, making him a name worth tracking closely going into the season.