Indianapolis – The quarter -Arrière de Louisville is committed Jack Sorgi was exceptional Friday evening, leading Lizton (ind.) Tri-West to a dominant victory of 47-29 on Indianapolis (ind.) Brebeuf. In the process, he has shown that he was one of the country’s best signalers in the 2027 class.
The 6 -foot sorgi 4 inch and 200 pounds launched for 332 yards and four affected, and added a precipitated score in a match that had a race clock for a large part of the second half.
Sorgi can easily launch the ball at the bottom, it is precise and in time with football, makes rapid decisions, plays with great confidence and has the leadership features coveted to the position.
Louisville coach Jeff Brohm, the attacking coordinator Brady Brohm and the cardinals offered after having soup at the camp in summer. Easy to see why after the show, he did a football team in Brebeuf who has always played for the state championships.
“He is gifted in size,” said Tri-West head coach Jason Ward. It is a farm city school located about 35 minutes northwest of the city center of Indianapolis. “Obviously, good line. He has a good quarter-back coach in Jim Sorgi. He is just very confident but not arrogant. Very intelligent and brain. Can read a defense and he stays in the pocket. It includes the pocket. If it’s the pressure, he moves and always looks on the field. He is not trying to take off.
Sorgi’s father shone at Wisconsin before playing seven seasons in the NFL. Six were with the Indianapolis colts and he was part of the team that won the Super Bowl XLI. During the first two games of the season, the young Sorgi launched 608 yards and seven affected, finishing nearly 68% of his attempts.
“If you want to go watch the 2005 colts, you can and we direct the same things as they are,” said Ward. “We built the offensive around him. Last year, he directed our attack. This year, during the dead, we were as if we had a special player here. We cannot spoil this. It is a single quarter.
Sorgi comes out of a solid second year campaign where he finished almost 60% of his passes for 1,729 yards and 19 affected with four interceptions. He added 225 other yards on the ground and four other scores. He is obviously at another level in the second year as a starter.
“I find it difficult to train and not just to watch it,” said the eldest Sorgi after the match. “Tonight, there is not much to criticize. He did a good job by throwing him at the right guy, reading the defense, buying time, bringing us into the right game. I could not be more proud of him and this football team.”
Sorgi struck games on the left and right, launching precise football balls on the defenders for large winnings. There was a pass of a hit in the game in the second trimester. The game command, knowing where to go with football, Sorgi was in rhythm from the first snap.
“He has a big arm, so if the big throw is there, he can take it,” said the elder Sorgi. “But his greatest progression (compared to last season) was if the big throw is not there which goes to a fly route or coming behind and launching this kind of route and really keeping the records. The best training of the night when we obtained the ball on the line of 15 yards and we go 85 yards, picking up the first key Downs, then we finished marking a comfort scores. “
When Sorgi arrives at the university, he will be ahead of the typical secondary quarter of the secondary quarter with the Tri-West stuff is running.
“Many of what we did from the 2005, 2006, 2007, when we had Marv (Harrison) and Reggie (Wayne) and Dallas (Clark) and Joe Addai and Edge (James) in the rear field, we do a lot in the offensive now.
Sorgi coach says his son has more lines than ever.
“It is my size, my size, my construction but it has a much better arm than me, hands larger than me and it is better than me and it is smarter than me on the football field, I can tell you a lot.”
Sorgi obtained his offer from Louisville on June 5 and, at the end of the month, gave the cardinals his commitment.
“The coach staff and the culture they have put there are great and what coach Brohm has done with the quarters, he is 6-in-6 with quarters that go to the NFL and there is no place I prefer to be.”
Sorgi will be back in Louisville for the opening of the cardinals on Saturday.
“Really excited to go there and see what Louisville has,” said Sorgi. “I can’t wait to see the coach staff again. See Jeff and Brian.”
The youngest sorgi will run at the top of this victory on the journey.
“It’s great,” said Sorgi. “With a week of preparation, we felt like we could come here and really beat them. And it was the first time we beat them. Having this file against them, it’s really nice to put them in the end.”
