Chris Parson is a Freshman Quarterback at Mississippi State University. While playing his prep ball at Ravenwood High School in Brentwood, Tennessee, Chris began to make a name for himself with his incredible on field play and spectacular performances at camps across the country. As a junior, Chris led Ravenwood to a 10-3 record and a Tennessee Class 6A D-I state quarterfinal berth in a season in which he accounted for more than 3,000 total yards and 42 touchdowns. He went on to the camp circuit where he was named regional MVP of the Elite 11 and ultimately one of the top 11 quarterbacks in the country at the Elite 11 finals in Southern California. Chris prides himself in his relationship with his family and his dedication to succeed in all facets of life. He lives & breathes football and can’t wait to leave his legacy at his father’s alma mater, Mississippi State.

Chirs entered the transfer portal, where he joined Austin Peay and is expected to have a monster season.


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