'10 OH QB/ATH Dwight Macon

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Steubenville (OH) Steubenville

Height: 5-foot-11
Weight: 180 lbs
Forty: 4.7 secs
Bench max: 230 pounds

2007 Rushing Stats: 166 carries 1,290 yards 7.8 AVG 12 TDs
2007 Passing Stats: 113/183 62% 1,666 yards 14 TDs 4 INTs

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7/18

By Heath "Heater" Schneider...Macon talks about what he feels he brings to the table as a football player. States Ohio State, West Virginia, and Florida are the 3 he would "like to go to."

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8/6

By BK...recap of his sophomore year in football, basketball and track. Talks about OSU and Florida's camps. Favors OSU over Michigan State, Florida and West Virginia.

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Macon More Than Just Fast
Big Red quarterback utilizes the pass as well as his legs
By MIKE HUGHES POSTED: August 25, 2008

After watching Steubenville Big Red's Dwight Macon lead an offense for 48 minutes of football, the options for words to describe his performance are numerous.

Just don't call him a running quarterback. Simply, quarterback will suffice.

True, Macon can and will tuck the ball and go and Coach Reno Saccoccia isn't hesitant about sending in plays designed to keep the ball in his young playmaker's hands.

He runs with speed and elusiveness and can make even the best defenders miss.

But running with the ball isn't what defines Macon's ability as a quarterback. There's much more to the Big Red second-year starter's game than sprint outs, options and designed runs.

Take Thursday's season opener against Indian Creek for example.

Macon was directly involved in four of Steubenville's five touchdowns in a 34-0 victory, but only one of those four came as a result of a quarterback run.

The team's leading rusher as a sophomore after totaling more than 1,200 yards, Macon was credited with five rushing attempts against the Redskins. The result was 24 yards, including the 7-yard, first-half touchdown.

Then there's his passing stats.

Macon threw for 154 yards and three touchdowns on 10 of 15 passing. Statistically speaking, that's a completion percentage of nearly 67 percent and a QB rating of 218.9.

Effective, accurate, poised in the pocket. Those aren't terms that describe a typical ''running'' quarterback. But those words do describe Macon's performance.

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10/13

Dwight loved his visit to Columbus and says he is interested in tOSU, Illinois, and Oregon.