Not a traditional QB though. The article says "Wildcats coach Ken Osborne recognized that he had such a special talent in the 6-foot-1, 200-pound Bainum that he installed the single-wing offense to maximize his impact. It paid off as Bainum rushed for an astonishing 8,216 yards – the state career record when he graduated and still third all-time. Bainum’s 104 rushing touchdowns are tied with Snow for sixth all-time in the state. He also gained 100 or more yards rushing in 27 consecutive games, which ranks second all-time in Ohio.
Some observers might suggest that Bainum’s records are tainted because of the mostly smaller-school competition he faced, but he was the focal point of Williamsburg’s offense and every opposing defense knew it. Going 1-on-11 for most of each game is challenging on any level. He was prolific, durable and had tremendous stamina."
“Anyone who can play both sides of the ball, get a direct snap and carry the ball 40 times a game and still run the ball down the opponent’s throat carry after carry is superhuman,” former teammate and nominator Brandon Jacobs said
