Pat White
College football player Pat White is the quarterback for the West Virginia Mountaineers. White entered his 2008 senior year as a speculative candidate for the Heisman Trophy. On November 22, 2008, White set a NCAA record for career-rushing yards by a quarterback with 4,292.1
Fast Facts
- Born: February 25, 19862
- Birthplace: Daphne, Alabama2
- Position: Quarterback2
- Height: 6'1"2
- Weight: 192 lbs.2
- Major: Liberal arts
Football Career
White entered West Virginia University in 2004, where he was redshirted, but helped relay signals to the Mountaineers. He saw playing time in 2005, making his first start, scoring eight touchdowns and recording 952 rushing yards. White continued to start for the Mountaineers as a sophomore in 2006, including scoring three touchdowns, 131 passing yards and 145 rushing yards in the Gator Bowl. In 2007, he saw career-high numbers, tallying 1724 passing and 1335 rushing yards.3
College Football Highlights
- 2005: ESPN.com All-Conference4
- 2005: Freshman All-American4
- 2006: West Virginia MVP4
- 2006: Big East offensive player of the year4
- 2006: All-Big East, All-ECAC4
- 2006: Gator Bowl MVP4
- 2007: Fiesta Bowl offensive MVP4
- 2007: ESPN All-Bowl Team4
- 2007: West Virginia MVP4
- 2007: Big East offensive player of the year4
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