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Jersey Number 7
Brett Brumbaugh
- Position:
- Quarterback
- Height:
- 6-5
- Weight:
- 235
- Class:
- Senior
- Hometown:
- McDonald, Pa.
- High School:
- South Fayette
As a Junior (2018)
- Played in 11 games for the Dukes
- Completed 3-for-7 pass attempts for 77 yards and a touchdown
- Finished 2-for-4 for a career-high 48 yards and his first career touchdown pass vs. Lock Haven (9.1.18)
- Was 1-for-2 for 29 yards, completing a pass on a scoring drive which gave DU a 7-0 lead at FBS Hawaii (9.22.18)
As a Sophomore (2017)
- Appeared in the first six games of the season for Duquesne
- Notched first career completion in
season opener at No. 4 South Dakota State (8.31.17) - Completed 2-of-4 pass attempts for 12 yards against the Jackrabbits (8.31.17)
- Was 1-of-1 for career-long 32 yards against West Virginia Wesleyan (9.30.17)
As a Freshman (2016)
- Took his first career snap as the back-up to Dillon Buechel during the final series of the season opener vs. Youngstown State.
- Attempted his lone pass vs. YSU
- Also saw time under
center vs. Kennesaw State, Sacred Heart and at CCSU. - Also served as the holder for placekicks
Before Duquesne
- Pennsylvania's all-time leading passer with 11,084 career passing yards at South Fayette
- WPIAL touchdown leader with 127 career scoring strikes
- Threw for 3,738 yards and 42 touchdowns as a senior and 3,917 yards and 41 touchdowns as a junior
- Posted a 45-2 record as a starter
- Two-time MaxPreps Second Team All-American
- Two-time AA state Player of the Year
- Two-time conference MVP
- Three-time All-State and All-Conference
- Two-time Observer-Reporter Player of the Year
- Two-time Almanac MVP
- 2013 Post-Gazette Player of the Year
- Threw for a WPIAL championship game record 352 yards and three TD's in a win over Aliquippa
- Managed a WPIAL record 463 yards and three scores in a WPIAL quarterfinal win over
Seton La Salle Team went 16-0 in 2013 and 2014, winning WPIAL and state titles each year- The Lions were three-time conference champions under his guidance
- Played for coach Joe Rossi
Personal
- Major: supply chain management
- Date of birth: 11/14/96
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