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Mr. John Hundley

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105 South Lemans
Lafayette, LA 70503

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Football: Hundley named starter at NSU

Kelly Morris ï¿½ The (Shreveport) Times ï¿½ July 30, 2009

SHREVEPORT – With the start of practice less than two weeks away, Northwestern State football coach Bradley Dale Peveto said John Hundley goes into the fall as his starting quarterback.

In nine games last season, Hundley – a transfer from UL and former prep standout at St. Thomas More – completed 112 of 205 passes for 1,307 yards with eight touchdowns and three interceptions. There has been speculation in the offseason that Hundley is in danger of losing his position to Tyler Wolfe, a junior who is transferring to NSU from Louisville.

“John Hundley is our starting quarterback, but Wolfe creates competition that you need,” Peveto said Monday night at a gathering of NSU fans.

Wolfe, a native of Baton Rouge who starred at Central High, appeared in two games in 2008 for Louisville, completing 2-of-4 passes for 14 yards.

Players report to practice Aug. 9.

“There’s a lot to get ready for, but we got further along in the spring than we thought we would,” Peveto said. “We’ll be reteaching the same things we taught for 15 days in spring ball. Sometimes the kids really pick it up the second time around.”

The Demons have been going through summer conditioning on NSU’s new turf the last two weeks.

“I’m excited to get started here,” said Peveto, a former assistant under Les Miles at LSU. “The turf is awesome, too. I sat in my office and watched it go in. There’s more to it than the average person thinks.”

The Hundley File

2008 AT NSU

Completed 112 of 205 passes for 1,307 yards with 8 TDs, 3 INTs … rushed for 246 yards and 4 TDs … completed 29 of 44 passes for 294 yards at Stephen F. Austin in the season finale … played in 9 games.

AT UL

Appeared in two games in the 2006 season for UL as a backup to Jerry Babb … played 11 snaps against North Carolina A&T and 12 snaps vs. Eastern Michigan … After season transferred to NSU.

AT ST. THOMAS MORE

Ranked No. 1 in state and No. 28 nationally on the Rivals.com recruiting listings of “pro-style” quarterbacks … Completed 142 of 249 passes for 1,845 yards and 24 TDs as a senior.

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Football: UL sophomore QB Hundley leaves team

Dan McDonald
dmcdonald@theadvertiser.com

UL sophomore quarterback John Hundley, the listed backup to junior starter Michael Desormeaux, quit the Cajun squad Sunday.
Hundley was not at UL’s Sunday evening practice, and Cajun coach Rickey Bustle said that Hundley had informed him of his decision earlier in the day.

“I think he was frustrated with not playing,” Bustle said.

Hundley, a Lafayette native and product of St. Thomas More, did not see action in UL’s first three games this season. He played in two games as the Cajuns’ backup quarterback as a redshirt freshman in 2006, playing 11 snaps against North Carolina A&T and 12 against Eastern Michigan. He had redshirted in the 2005 season.
Hundley’s departure leaves senior Connor Morel as Desormeaux’s backup. Morel transferred from Northwestern State prior to the 2005 season, sitting out the year as a transfer, and has played in all 15 games over the last two seasons on special teams.

“He (Hundley) and Connor had kind of been going neck-and-neck in practice,” Bustle said.

Daily Advertiser, September 17, 2007