South Alabama football airs it out during Spring Showcase

MOBILE — South Alabama’s quarterbacks put the spotlight squarely on the passing game Saturday at Hancock Whitney Stadium, combining for four touchdown strikes during the program’s annual Spring Showcase. The aerial display offered the clearest glimpse yet of the Jaguars’ retooled air attack as the team closed out spring practice in front of fans and recruits.

With the defense kept largely in check, the signal-callers took full advantage of the controlled scrimmage setting, threading scoring passes to multiple receivers and showcasing timing that head coach Kane Wommack later called “exactly the momentum we wanted heading into summer.” Each of the four touchdown tosses came on different drives, illustrating depth across the quarterback room and a willingness to push the ball downfield.

The showcase concluded without any official depth-chart announcements, but the quartet of scoring passes figures to fuel competition when the Jaguars reconvene for preseason camp in August.