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His focus right now is on Butler football and continuing to build the program. Also a baseball player, he plans to play college ball in one of those sports. The 6-foot-0, 168-pound Schnur has already received college looks from Edinboro, Fairmont State and Notre Dame (Ohio), among others. “He’s surpassed my passing numbers (1998 season). Your mental skills as a quarterback come through experience. “That’s probably the part of his game that’s improved the most,” the coach said. I’m stronger physically this year and my goal is to get that to 25 pounds.”ĭuring 7-on-7 drills this off-season, Christy noticed Schnur doing a better job of looking off safeties and using his eyes to help receivers get open. “But I’ve spent the past few months hitting the weight room harder and putting on about 18 pounds of muscle mass. Schnur described himself as “a skinny kid back there” last season. “He has worked hard on expanding his skill-set as a quarterback.” He’ll run some waggle for us and we’ll have an RPO package in there for him. “He’s a solid pocket passer, but we can roll him out, too. “Mac is definitely looking to throw first,” Butler coach Eric Christy said. He admitted last season to not wanting to run with the football. While Baxter ran for 678 yards and nine touchdowns a year ago - often times from the quarterback position - Schnur was credited with 29 carries for a net 17 yards. I have to make plays and that includes in the running game.” “I know I have to be more of a leader this year. “I also love our line and we’ve got a good running game. “We have other guys who can step up,” he said. Schnur’s other big target, Braylon Littlejohn (28-369) missed most of preseason camp with an injury and may or may not be ready for the season opener against Shaler. Ethan Trettel (25 catches-512 yards) is now at Slippery Rock University and Lance Slater (25-507) is out for the season after undergoing ankle surgery. He will have to do so without two of his top receivers from a year ago. “I see no reason why we can’t throw for 3,000 yards this year,” Schnur said. Schnur threw for 1,574 yards and 12 touchdowns last season while sharing part of the time behind center with the now-graduated Cooper Baxter. Justin Papania’s record of approximately 1,700 yards passing has stood for nearly 20 years.

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BUTLER TWP - Breaking the school’s single-season passing yardage record isn’t enough for Mac Schnur.īutler’s senior quarterback wants to obliterate it.