Here's why I ask. I am wondering who the last 40/40 QB was. 40 career rushing TDs and 40 career passing TDs. Yes, my man Drew is pretty close. Curious to see how often it occurs.

 

Shoot, as a HHS fan I have to root that he doesn't make it.

I take it you guys are actually talking about Olines, right?

 

Isn't that the truth! Never any love for the big uglies!

Career stats for Lorenzen. No problem on the passing TD's (89). He had 15 rushing TD's as a senior. It doesn't list his rushing TD's as a junior but I doubt it was the 25 he would need to be a 40/40 guy. This comes from his UK bio:

 

As a senior (at Highlands), he completed 169 of 270 passes, 62.6 percent, for 3,392 yards and 45 touchdowns ... Rushed for 904 yards, averaging 8.4 per carry, with 15 touchdowns ... Led Highlands HS of Ft. Thomas, Ky., to the Class AAA state championship with a spotless 15-0 record ... Directed one of the most prolific offenses in the history of high school football ... Highlands scored 801 points, sixth in national history, and rolled up 493.2 yards per game, third in the national record book ... Named to the PrepStar, SuperPrep, and Student Sports magazine All-America teams ... Top quarterback in the South, according to the Orlando Sentinel ... Voted "Mr. Football" in the state of Kentucky and was the fourth consecutive "Mr. Football" to sign with the Wildcats, following Tim Couch (1995), Derek Homer (1996), and Dennis Johnson (1997) ... Received the Frank Camp Award and the Roy Kidd Award as the state's top player ... Kentucky Player of the Year as chosen by USA Today ... First-team all-state by The Associated Press and Louisville Courier-Journal ... Chosen for the Lexington Herald-Leader "Class of the Commonwealth" top 22 seniors in the state ... Named All-Northern Kentucky, Northern Kentucky offensive player of the year, and honorable-mention all-state as a junior when he completed 144 of 247 passes for 2,759 yards and 37 touchdowns ... Career stats include 351 completions in 587 attempts, 59.6 percent, for 6,821 yards and 89 touchdowns ... Although a starting quarterback for only two seasons, he still ranks in the top 10 in state history for career passing yardage, touchdown passes, and completion percentage

These guys only played one half of most games!

I thought that Brandon Smith from Boyle was close but missed it by a few TD's. Could be wrong though.