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Riley Hall Knew at a Young Age.................

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That he liked Goal Posts.

 

 

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That must be a pict of him when he was in 1st grade at age 12.

 

I think he is 20 something now. Seems he has been at PC forever.

He is a great HS QB.

Had the opportunity to watch him last season play in the State-Semi Finals against Cooper. Although he did not play his best game then as he was just coming back from a big injury, he did some things that killed Cooper in that game and change the complexion of that game. He does a great job of extending plays and finding open receivers and hit a strike to #2 right before the half of that game that really changed that game. He is a really good talent and barring injuries should be successful at the next level wherever that may be.

He has been a good quarterback from middle school all the way thru. Wish I lived closer would have liked to seen my son at PC.

From everything I've heard of Riley, as I don't personally know him, he's a better kid than he is a football player.

 

Too many times I've seen and heard of star athletes that say all of the right things in front of fans and media...but are jerks away from them. Hall isn't that ki d of kid...I know people that know him away from football and say he's just a great young man.

He was a joy to watch last Friday. Great field presence and commander. Really escapes pressure well. Plus, that Boise St. draw was a cool play to watch.

FWIW that Elementary School has the best costume contest year in and year out that I have ever seen...they do it up right.

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