Transfer Skyler Locklear has earned the QB1 role at Missouri State. @IamCoreyRiggs breaks down what made him stand out during fall camp.
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Offensive coordinator Mark Cala, whose career stops include UTEP, TCU and Houston, can tell you a lot about what to expect in College Station.
He talks A&M, QBs, and tells us the coach who will be calling the plays Saturday.
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Missouri State will have seven 2026 team captains:
Skyler Locklear (QB)
Connor Lair (FB)
JJ O'Neal (safety)
Ramone Green (RB)
Jared Lloyd (LB)
Jeron Askren (TE)
Isaiah Villanueva (center)
Gardner Minshew left a 3-9 ECU team for Wazzu his senior year, a team coming off a bowl appearance. Wazzu would go 11-2 with Minshew in 2018, finish No. 10.
Locklear left a 2-10 UTEP team for MoState his senior year, a team coming off a bowl appearance.
Both have rocked the mullet and stache.
Locklear’s agent told me a Big 10 and Big 12 school wanted him as a veteran backup this season. Alabama wanted Minshew as a veteran backup graduate transfer his fifth-year senior season before choosing Wazzu.
Minshew is a couple inches taller, and times are a little different, but a fun comparison from a faithful Cougs follower.
New Missouri State starting QB Skyler Locklear (@locklear_skyler) "has toughness, leadership, and sneaky athleticism. His improv skills are really unmatched. He's tough as nails and doesn't back down from competition." -@michaelsalvo
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