Baylor QB Dequan Finn Heading to the 2024 Manning Passing Academy

Baylor senior quarterback Dequan Finn is heading to the 2024 Manning Passing Academy in Thibodaux, Louisiana this upcoming week. The event will run from Thursday to Sunday, with practices and events held throughout the four days.

This past season, the first-team All-MAC and MAC Most Valuable Player selection accounted for 2,657 yards and 22 touchdowns through the air while adding 563 yards and seven touchdowns on the ground. He led the Rockets to an 11-2 season and an appearance in the MAC Championship Game.

In his three seasons as the starting quarterback for Toledo he has totaled nearly 7,000 yards passing and 63 touchdowns to go along with 1,700 yards and 25 rushing touchdowns. During that time, has led Toledo to a 7-6 season, a 9-5 season (MAC Championship), and an 11-2 season.

Finn will have a chance to compete in the annual Friday Night Lights skills competition against the other top college quarterbacks the event. Other events include a Pro Player Forum with Peyton Manning and Eli Manning, a College Consortium with Cooper Manning, D1 performance enhancement, and much more.

Former Baylor quarterback and current Mississippi State QB Blake Shapen will be in attendance as well.

Multiple other Big 12 quarterbacks were invited as well such as Iowa State’s Rocco Becht, West Virginia’s Garrett Greene, and Houston’s Donovan Smith.

Full List

Jackson Arnold, Oklahoma

Rocco Becht, Iowa State

Carson Beck, Georgia

Michael Brescia, Colgate

Hudson Card, Purdue

Brady Cook, Missouri

Myles Crawley, Grambling

Jaxson Dart, Ole Miss

Paxton DeLaurent, Southeast Missouri State

Quinn Ewers, Texas

Dequan Finn, Baylor

Dillon Gabriel, Oregon

Cole Gonzales, Western Carolina

Garrett Greene, West Virginia

Mark Gronowski, South Dakota State

Seth Henigan, Memphis

Will Howard, Ohio State

Cade Klubnik, Clemson

Jake Lange, Delta State

Riley Leonard, Notre Dame

Gio Lopez, South Alabama

Arch Manning, Texas

Grayson McCall, NC State

Kyle McCord, Syracuse

Will McElvain, Central Arkansas

Pat McQuaide, Nicholls State

Fernando Mendoza, California

Graham Mertz, Florida

Jalen Milroe, Alabama

Dante Moore, Oregon

Garrett Nussmeier, LSU

Jackson Proctor, Dartmouth

Drew Pyne, Missouri

Jaylen Raynor, Arkansas State

Will Rogers. Washington

Kaidon Salter, Liberty University

Eli Sawyer, Southeastern Louisiana

Brayden Schager, Hawaii

Blake Shapen, Mississippi State

Donovan Smith, Houston

Preston Stone, SMU

Tyler Van Dyke, Wisconsin

Nicholas Vattiato, Middle Tennessee

Conner Weigman, Texas A&M

Jace Wilson, Texas Southern

Chris Zellous, Hampton