Frank Harris

For the last two seasons, UTSA was the shining star of Conference USA, and Harris was a huge part of that. He’s coming off a season where you could make a strong argument he was the best Group of Five quarterback. Seriously, Harris completed 69.6 percent of his passes for 4,063 yards, 32 touchdowns, and nine interceptions. Oh, and he ran 129 times for 602 yards and nine scores. Don’t call him a one-season wonder, though. In 2022, Harris completed 66.1 percent of his passes for 3,177 yards, 27 touchdowns, and six picks with 566 yards and six scores on the ground. Instead of going pro, Harris returned for another year with the Roadrunners. He’s shepherding UTSA’s quarterback position as it makes the move to the AAC. Is that a step up in competition? Sure. Is there any reason to be worried? Nope! Harris has the stamp of being a proven commodity. If anything, this could be Harris becoming more of a household name on a national level.