If you play quarterback in Texas, you already know there will be some buzz around you.

If you're an athlete not yet ready to step into a high school classroom until 2023, and there is ALREADY some hype about you, then you know you got to be good - like Jace Huesser.

Huesser is headed into eighth grade this fall at Garcia Middle School and is ready to post some big numbers for the football team there in San Antonio. The 13-year-old Class of 2027 recruit is obviously still growing (he is 5'7", 120-pounds right now) but has been working hard in the weight room and at speed/agility drills to ensure that he will be building in the right direction when he does start to grow.

There is no doubt about his ability: he has been invited to these camps and showcase events already:

Dartmouth College
Carnegie Mellon University
UTSA
QB Universe Camp 2022
Football 4 Hotbed National Middle School Showcase
Camp Impact at AT&T
Throw to Win Competition
Demarco King QB Rifleman Challenge
Coach Schuman's Texas Elite Prospect Camp
US National Football Team Training Camp
Jenkins Elite Youth Invitational Camp
QB Universe 2023
QB Ranch Elite Passing Academy
Tarleton Elite Prospect Camp
Worcester Polytechnic prospect camp
Webber International prospect camp

With the same dedication he has on the field, off the field Huesser has a 4.0 GPA in the classroom.

Here is a scouting report on Huesser:

"He already has good footwork and also has shown good arm strength for his age. He is very accurate on throws with some time to make decisions and will improve his arm strength as he gets stronger with age and from his work in the weight room. You can see that he is already a leader on the field: the players all play for him.

"Obviously, he is just 13 and has a while to keep improving his game. He has a very solid base now and is only going to get better when he is able to keep working on all the elements of the game. I am going to be really interested to see just how much he can progress in the next year or two."