Trigg County’s record-setting quarterback will continue his football career at Georgetown College.
Jacob Wease committed to the NAIA school late Monday.
Despite missing two full games with a shoulder injury, Wease threw for 2,098 yards during the 2022 season. It was 56 fewer yards than his junior campaign over 11 games.
Wease finished his career with 5,839 yards and stands atop Trigg County’s all-time passing list. Dan Moser is bumped to second place with 5,511 yards.
While Wease fell short of Moser’s single-season record of 2,593 yards, he became the first Trigg quarterback with consecutive 2,000-yard passing seasons.
He completed 125-of-216 passes for a career-high 57.8 percent. His 125 completions were one less than last season and are fourth most in a season. Moser’s 134 completions in 2000 still stands as the single-season record.
Wease set the single-season record for attempts in 2021 with 271. His 216 attempts in 2022 are the eighth-most.
For his career, Wease’s 351 completions on 724 attempts are both records. Moser held the former record with 332 completions on 667 attempts.
Wease became the school’s career touchdown leader with 62 TDs, which is six more than Moser.
The Wildcat senior finished with four career 300-yard games – one less than Moser – and 12 games of 200 yards or more which ties Moser for the most in school history.
