One of the elite quarterbacks in the 2025 class is Omaha (NE) North High’s Sebastian Circo.
Despite missing two games due to an injury this past season, Circo threw for 1,307 yards and 16 touchdowns in the 2022 season and played a huge part of the Viking’s six-game winning streak.
Blessed to receive a offer to Syracuse University @Coach_Beck7 @WRCoachmj @CoachMartin52 @ChadSimmons_ @WillHewlett pic.twitter.com/bwVplFFCVH
— Sebastian Circo (@SebastianCirco) January 29, 2023
The sophomore has turned heads with his arm strength and accuracy, and has already been offered by Boston College, Miami, Ole Miss, Penn State and Temple. Syracuse was the latest school to offer on Sunday.
“It felt great,” Circo said in an interview with The Juice Online. “Syracuse is a great school to get your education.”
The Orange will have a bit of catching up to do with his recruitment. Circo lists Boston College, Penn State and Miami as the schools recruiting him hardest at the moment.
Though Circo just picked up his Miami offer last week, BC and PSU offered him in the first half of 2022.
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Still, Circo came away impressed with the Orange’s season, as it made a bowl game for the first time since 2018.
“They had a great season,” Circo said. “I think of Syracuse as hard team to beat because they can run and throw the ball efficiently and when you can do that it’s hard to beat, and I think coach (Jason) Beck has a great system.”
That system certainly favors quarterbacks like Circo.
“My style of play is very accurate,” Circo said. “(I) can make plays with my arm and extend plays.”
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