Deuce Hogan is a graduate transfer quarterback with one year of eligibility remaining, available now as experienced quarterback depth. He is a 6'4", 220-pound pro-style quarterback with experience at Iowa, Kentucky, New Mexico State and Nicholls — and no promise of a starting job is necessary.
He has been a starter. He has been a backup. He has prepared behind NFL quarterbacks. He has learned four collegiate offensive systems, and he is currently working as a quarterbacks coach.
At this stage of his career he understands exactly what an experienced quarterback brings to a room — preparation, leadership, an NFL-caliber practice arm, another set of eyes in meetings, support for the starter, and a quarterback who can step onto the field if his number is called.
He wants to throw, compete, help a football team win, and finish his college career in a great quarterback room. One year of eligibility remaining. Available now.
Experienced backup quarterbacks are among the hardest players in college football to keep — veterans transfer to go start somewhere. That leaves good rooms one snap away from a true freshman. Deuce isn't a 19-year-old developmental quarterback who will be unhappy taking second-team reps. He is a 25-year-old married college graduate who already coaches the position. Close to a player-coach sitting in your QB room.
6'4", 220, pro-style thrower who loves to throw. Your defense gets a real look every week.
Big Ten, SEC, C-USA and FCS game reps, plus nine starts last fall. If October changes your plans, you aren't starting from zero.
Currently an assistant quarterbacks coach at North Texas. Knows how to teach protections, progressions and film to younger quarterbacks.
Two seasons as an SEC backup behind Will Levis and Devin Leary. He knows what QB2 actually requires — and he did it well.
Hogan's collegiate path spans four conferences: the Big Ten at Iowa, the SEC at Kentucky, Conference USA at New Mexico State and the Southland Conference at Nicholls. Four programs, four coaching staffs, four offensive systems — installing a new offense quickly is a proven skill, not a hope.
Signed as a four-star recruit. Redshirted in 2020, saw game action in 2021. Earned the Hawkeye Team Leader Award — voted for leadership among all Hawkeye players.
This is the job he is offering to do again — and he has already done it in the SEC. Two seasons in a pro-style NFL offense behind Will Levis and Devin Leary. Completed 6-of-7 when called on in the bowl game.
In the starting mix before a broken collarbone in Week 3 ended the season. Rehabbed, returned, and played a full season in 2025.
Most extended run as a starter: nine games, 1,046 passing yards, 60.6% completions, 106.6 rating, 116.2 yards per game. Current live game tape — healthy and ready to play now.
Currently coaching quarterbacks while holding one year of playing eligibility. A program that adds him adds a second teaching voice in the room at no cost to the staff.
Passing coach at summer programs nationally, including the Manning Passing Academy. Has worked alongside former NFL quarterback and QB trainer Jeff Christensen.
Hogan entered college as a four-star quarterback and the No. 15 pro-style quarterback in the 2020 recruiting class, according to 247Sports. He threw for 8,192 yards and more than 100 touchdowns at Faith Christian School in Grapevine, Texas, and chose Iowa over offers from Tennessee, Georgia, Baylor, Boston College, Colorado, Houston, Iowa State and Louisiana Tech, among others. He was an Elite 11 invitee and a two-time Team USA MVP.
Yes. He is a graduate quarterback with one year of eligibility remaining and can report immediately.
No. No promise of a starting job is necessary. He is looking for a great football situation, not a guaranteed start.
An NFL-caliber practice arm, a veteran who prepares the defense every week, a second voice for younger quarterbacks in the meeting room, support for the starter, and a proven option if circumstances change during the season. He has already played that role in the SEC behind two NFL quarterbacks.
A pro-style quarterback — 6'4", 220 pounds, built to operate an NFL-style offense from the pocket.
Big Ten (Iowa), SEC (Kentucky), Conference USA (New Mexico State) and FCS/Southland (Nicholls).
Programs whose starting quarterback is settled but whose depth behind him is young, thin or unsettled. His size, experience across four collegiate systems, leadership background, coaching experience and one remaining year of eligibility make him a fit for a program that wants an experienced veteran in the quarterback room without changing its depth chart.
Film links are below; full contact details are on the main player profile.
Game film and highlights for Deuce Hogan — 6'4", 220-pound pro-style quarterback, graduate transfer with one year of eligibility remaining. Both links open in a new tab.
If your starter is set but your depth behind him is young, thin or unsettled, the full profile, career statistics and film are one click away. No promise of a starting job is necessary.
Best contact: email, the transfer portal, or his coaching references.