Press Taylor

[CowboyBob]

I thought he went to Butler CC out of HS but I find no record of that.

 

Somebody have any answers out there?

[Always a husker]

I think he went to wake forest his freshman year and redshirted, transfered to butler cc, and then transferred to

Nebraska where he saved the program and became a star.

[BIGREDFAN_in_OMAHA]

I think he went to wake forest his freshman year and redshirted, transfered to butler cc, and then transferred to

Nebraska where he saved the program and became a star.

He's talking about Zac's younger brother.

[BIGREDFAN_in_OMAHA]

I found that he redshirted at Butler in 2006. They must not put redshirts on their roster.

[Always a husker]

I think he went to wake forest his freshman year and redshirted, transfered to butler cc, and then transferred to

Nebraska where he saved the program and became a star.

He's talking about Zac's younger brother.

O didnt see that.

[BIGREDIOWAN]

Is he as good or better than Taylor though???

[CowboyBob]

I found that he redshirted at Butler in 2006. They must not put redshirts on their roster.

 

 

awesome.

 

thanks

[BIGREDFAN_in_OMAHA]

It appears that Press is not as good as Zac considering Zac holds 12 school records at Norman High School including career pass yds and career tds. He passed for 1950 yds and 16 tds his senior season.

 

In his senior season Press passed for 1596 yds 12 tds and 7 ints.

 

Here's another tidbit I found:

 

NORMAN, Okla. (AP) - October 23, 2006 - Maybe there's something in the water: In a span of 11 years, five Norman High School quarterbacks have grown up on one street in this city.

 

With more than half the houses in Cynthia Circle not having any children whatsoever, the fact that five came from a few homes still astounds residents.

"We just found it the weirdest thing," said Julie Taylor, the mother of former Tiger players Zac and Press Taylor.

 

While Zac Taylor may be the most well-known and athletically accomplished of the group, he was not the first.

 

That honor goes to Jade Noles. The line of succession then fell to Kale Hartsock, Taylor, Press Taylor and, finally, Sam Tullius, the current Norman High School signal caller.

 

While Noles' success could have sparked the others to follow his path, others felt it was in their genes.

 

"It wasn't a shock they are quarterbacks," Julie Taylor said. "The weird thing is they all came from the same cul-de-sac."

 

norman

[kc_husker]

It appears that Press is not as good as Zac considering Zac holds 12 school records at Norman High School including career pass yds and career tds. He passed for 1950 yds and 16 tds his senior season.

 

In his senior season Press passed for 1596 yds 12 tds and 7 ints.

 

Here's another tidbit I found:

 

NORMAN, Okla. (AP) - October 23, 2006 - Maybe there's something in the water: In a span of 11 years, five Norman High School quarterbacks have grown up on one street in this city.

 

With more than half the houses in Cynthia Circle not having any children whatsoever, the fact that five came from a few homes still astounds residents.

"We just found it the weirdest thing," said Julie Taylor, the mother of former Tiger players Zac and Press Taylor.

 

While Zac Taylor may be the most well-known and athletically accomplished of the group, he was not the first.

 

That honor goes to Jade Noles. The line of succession then fell to Kale Hartsock, Taylor, Press Taylor and, finally, Sam Tullius, the current Norman High School signal caller.

 

While Noles' success could have sparked the others to follow his path, others felt it was in their genes.

 

"It wasn't a shock they are quarterbacks," Julie Taylor said. "The weird thing is they all came from the same cul-de-sac."

 

norman

 

Just maybe Zac had a better line and recievers than his brother.

[husker rob]

or maybe Zach's team went further in the playoffs