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Small Town QB Shatters National Records
22 Dec
Summary
- Knox High senior Myles McLaughlin set national records with 4,846 rushing yards and 71 touchdowns.
- Despite no Division I offers, McLaughlin was named Indiana's Mr. Football and Gatorade Player of the Year.
- McLaughlin committed to FCS program Murray State after a standout, record-breaking season.
Myles McLaughlin, a standout senior from Knox High School, has rewritten national football records. This past season, he amassed an astounding 4,846 rushing yards and scored 71 touchdowns, leading his team to a remarkable 13-1 record and the state semifinals. His extraordinary achievements were recognized with Indiana's Mr. Football and Gatorade Football Player of the Year honors.
Despite a summer spent attending numerous college camps without receiving any Division I offers, McLaughlin remained undeterred. His dedication culminated in shattering multiple state and national records. Ultimately, he committed to play for the Murray State Racers, an FCS program, fueled by a desire to prove doubters wrong.
McLaughlin's coach, Russ Radtke, a seasoned veteran, highlighted the player's exceptional ability to read defenses and his impressive speed. Beyond his athletic prowess, McLaughlin is lauded for his professional demeanor and leadership qualities, which have significantly impacted his small Indiana community, placing Knox on the map.
