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FidoArizona Western C.C. quarterback Trent Hosick has had a solid year in helping the Matadors to a 10-1 regular season record and a No. 5 national ranking. The 6-foot-1, 225-pound dual-threat prospect has thrown for 1,113 yards and 11 touchdowns and run for another 574 yards and 11 scores.
Hosick, who started his career at Missouri, had committed to BYU before ever enrolling at Arizona Western. However, he made a decision very recently to open his recruitment again.
âTo be honest, I just committed a little early,â Hosick said. âI think there maybe were some schools that were interested in me that were hesitant to maybe pull the trigger on an offer because I was committed. I want to explore all the options that are available to me.â
In the couple of days since his decommitment, Hosick has already seen interest from a couple of schools.
âI just decommitted on Sunday but I had talked to Oregon a couple weeks ago,â he said on Tuesday morning. âLast night I talked to the Ole Miss coaches for about an hour and I will probably talk to them again tonight. There was a Big Ten school who called about me but Iâm not which one just yet.â
There was some talk that Texas A&M had started showing Hosick interest as well as the Aggies have a young starting quarterback in true freshman Kyle Allen and had two games this season without a scholarship backup available. While Hosick says he himself has not heard from A&M, it is a school in which he is definitely interested.
âI saw that online and wasnât sure if they had maybe talked to my coach or something,â Hosick said of A&M. âI would love to hear from them though. They have a wide-open offense that I really like and I could see myself fitting in there for sure.â
As far as schools he would like to hear from, Hosick mentioned a particular SEC school.
âI donât know what Auburn needs with Nick Marshall graduating but thatâs another program I like,â he said. âCoach (Gus) Malzahn recruited me out of high school and I would love for him to do so again.â
A class of 2013 prospect out of Kansas City (Mo.) Staley, Hosick redshirted at Missouri and is set to graduate in December so he will enroll at his school of choice in January with three years to play three and be able to participate in spring ball. With his decommitment from BYU being so recent, he has not set up any official visits yet but is looking to do so quickly.
Hosick finishes his junior college career this weekend as Arizona Western takes on No. 11 Central Lakes C.C. in the El Toro Bowl on Saturday.

