24 Facts About Cole Stoudt

Cole Stoudt was born on October 23,1992 and is an American football college coach and former player.

Cole Stoudt is currently an offensive player development coach at Clemson University, where he played college football and was the Tigers starting quarterback in 2014.

Cole Stoudt was coached under head coach Mark Crabtree where he was ranked as the No 21 quarterback in the nation by Rivals.

Cole Stoudt was extremely successful during his years as starting quarterback.

Cole Stoudt broke the overall passing yardage and touchdown records for Dublin Coffman High School that was previously held by Brady Quinn.

Cole Stoudt holds the school record for career wins as a starting quarterback and passing touchdowns in a game.

Cole Stoudt completed 2,159 passing yards and 22 passing touchdowns with only 6 interceptions.

Cole Stoudt was awarded Conference Player of the Year in 2010 as well.

Cole Stoudt was recruited by Clemson University, University of Akron, Arizona State University, University of Cincinnati, and the University of Colorado.

Cole Stoudt spent his first three years at Clemson as the backup quarterback to Tajh Boyd.

Cole Stoudt threw for no interceptions or touchdowns during the entirety of this season.

In 2012, Cole Stoudt made an appearance during the Ball State, Furman, Wake Forest, Duke, and Maryland games.

Cole Stoudt passed for a total of 212 yards and rushed for a total of 55 yards during the 2012 season and threw for 1 interception and 3 touchdowns.

In 2013, Cole Stoudt played in the games against South Carolina State, Wake Forest, Syracuse, Florida State, Maryland, Virginia, Georgia Tech, and the Citadel.

Cole Stoudt passed for a total of 415 yards and rushed for a total of 58.

Cole Stoudt threw for zero interceptions and passed for 5 touchdowns and rushed for 2.

Cole Stoudt was ranked 6th in school history for the pass completion percentage and 7th in the Atlantic Coast Conference in passing completion efficiency for the 2014 season.

Cole Stoudt had 4 touchdowns, throwing for 3 and running for another.

Cole Stoudt completed 26 of 36 pass attempts for a season high of 319 yards.

Cole Stoudt was honored as Most Valuable Player and team offensive player-of-the-game for the Russell Athletic Bowl.

Shortly after the conclusion of the 2015 NFL draft, Cole Stoudt was signed by the San Diego Chargers as an undrafted rookie free agent.

On May 20,2015, Cole Stoudt was released by the Chargers.

Shortly after being cut by the Chargers, Cole Stoudt joined the staff at Jacksonville State as a graduate assistant and was promoted to offensive assistant in 2016.

Cole Stoudt was the quarterbacks coach at Morehead State from 2018 to 2020 before accepting a position at his alma mater Clemson as an offensive player development coach.