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UConn QB signee: Lagow led Plano to state title

February 15, 2013
By David McNabb of VYPE MAGAZINE - DFW



Feb. 15 Update

Plano quarterback Richard Lagow tweeted Friday he was signing with Connecticut. Lagow had committed to UConn last summer but changes at UConn had Lagow reconsider on national letter-of-intent signing day last week.

Connecticut coaches continued to recruit Lagow, who was an All-District 10-5A quarterback for the Wildcats.

UConn Press Release: Richard Lagow Signs Letter Of Intent

 

Feb. 15, 2013

STORRS, Conn. - Richard Lagow, a 6-6, 213-pound quarterback from Plano, Texas, and Plano Senior High School has signed a National Letter of Intent to enroll at the University of Connecticut. Lagow becomes the 23rd member of UConn’s incoming class of freshmen.

Lagow was named 2012 All-District 10-5A first team at Plano. He was 109 for 182 in passing as a senior for 1,968 yards and eight touchdowns. Plano played in Conference 5A Division I playoffs. As a junior, Lagow was 119 for 221 in the air for 1,653 yards and 13 TDs.

UConn QB commit Lagow leads Plano to state 7-on-7 title

July 16, 2012

Plano won the Fox Sports Southwest 7-on-7 State Tournament at Texas A&M. Plano led the way in a 3-touchdown margin over highly talented Manvel with the championship game played on Kyle Field. Lagow led Plano to an 8-0 record through pool play and the Championship Bracket. He was named the tournament MVP among a field of 64 qualifiers.

"We barely qualified but we believed we could win state," Lagow aid. "We came out and proved that by playing with a chip on our shoulder."

The 6-6 quarterback re-affirmed a summer commitment to Connecticut but continued strong showings in Plano's regular-season could broaden his scholarship offers. Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Arkansas and Clemson still have Lagow on evaluation lists if there are shuffles in Class of 2013 commits.

Lagow committed to UConn a month ago following a visit. Connecticut had made a standing offer in May and Lagow decided to go with the Huskies, who hope to at least see an improvement in their Texas recruiting with SMU and Houston entering the Big East Conference in the latest round of college realignment.

As a first-year starter for the Wildcats last season, Lagow thew for 1,646 yards and 13 touchdowns for Plano.

Plano isn’t known as a hotbed for quarterbacks with a run-oriented offense, but Lagow could change a perception of a program which likes its quarterbacks to wear more work-man like numbers in the 20s rather than single digits or in the teens. Lagow is comfortable wearing No. 21, which is the same his sister Katherine wore for Hockaday and LSU soccer.


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