Jordan McCloud

McCloud is now on his fourth program in four years, but the gunslinger is coming off a career year in which he posted 3,657 yards, 35 touchdowns and 10 interceptions while completing 68.2 percent of his passes, earning Sun Belt Player of the Year honors. He also added 276 yards rushing and eight touchdowns on the ground, cementing himself as a dual-threat for the Dukes. In what will be his final year of eligibility, McCloud takes the reins to a Bobcats' offense that returns two highly productive receivers in Joey Hobert and Kole Wilson, as well as halfback Ismail Mahdi, who amassed 1,606 all-purpose yards last season. This is shaping up to be an extremely dangerous Texas State offense, and McCloud will be at the center of it all. Read Past Outlooks