Ohio Division III co-offensive player of the year as a senior in 2013.[2] A three-year starter, Kizer helped lead the Fighting Irish high school football team to a combined 34–6 overall record in 2011–13 (8–2 in playoff games), including a 14–1 record and Ohio Division II state title in 2012.[3]
In his career, Kizer's totals included 5,684 passing yards and 56 touchdowns to go with 1,211 rushing yards and 17 touchdowns.[4]
Considered a four-star recruit by Rivals.com, Kizer was rated as the ninth best dual-threat quarterback prospect of his class.[5] On June 11, 2013, Kizer announced his commitment to play college football at the University of Notre Dame for the Fighting Irish.
Maybe it’s more about development or lack there of for both?
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Kizer attended Central Catholic High School in Toledo, Ohio.[1] He was named the Associated Press
Replies to: "Kizer attended Central Catholic High School in Toledo, Ohio.[1] He was named the Associated Press"
- seems the so called experts dont think much of blake herbert. [NT]
- brian irish - 8:25pm 2/25/26
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- Your opinion or ? [NT] - whatsamataU - 2:17pm 2/26/26
- Couldn't careless what "so-called" experts think. [NT] - Karamello - 4:13am 2/26/26
- Link? [NT] - McIrish - 9:59pm 2/25/26
- No one thought much of Kizer and the experts thought Tyler Buchner would be good, but it turned out - holybull101 - 8:27pm 2/25/26
- Kizer attended Central Catholic High School in Toledo, Ohio.[1] He was named the Associated Press - whatsamataU - 2:33pm 2/26/26
- Exactly. Wish folks would rly get off them damns sites. Them dudes know little on analyzing talent [NT]
- Karamello - 4:12am 2/26/26
- Not quite right. Yes they miss on some, but a lot of 5 stars and high 4 stars pan out in the NFL. [NT] - THEISMANCARR - 3:01pm 2/26/26
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