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Taron "Tyger" Dickens Breaks Miami-Dade Passing Record
PUBLISHED
Tue, Nov 1, 2022 5:14 PM
[MIAMI]- On a warm night in South Florida, Miami Northwestern senior QB Taron "Tyger" Dickens etched another huge accomplishment in his cemented legacy as one of the greatest Bulls to lead at quarterback.
Tyger threw for 281 yards in a 44-0 win versus district opponent Immaculata-Lasalle to break Miami-Dade's Passing Record of 10,020 passing yards, previously set by Miami Booker T. Washington's Torrey Washington during his 4-year reign as the Tornadoes' signal caller.
Dickens now holds the Miami-Dade Passing Record with 10,076 yards. The Bulls swept the 2M-14 Title and will advance as the district champion representative in the playoffs, where Dickens may continue to accumulate more passing yards to his current record sum.
From a young age, Tyger has honed his skills to become one of the BEST South Florida QBs to ever play the position. Entering a storied program like Miami Northwestern is pressure, especially after being back-to-back State Champions. Tyger stepped in immediately and performed on a veteran level, seasoned by some of the best youth football in South Florida, and hence his legacy as the Bulls signal caller as a starting freshman and the lore of the Tyger began on the high school level.
Tyger as the starting freshman QB led the Bulls to a 3-Peat as State Champions and a 13-2 record. The Legend of the Tyger was cemented.
10,076 YARDS
TARON "TYGER" DICKENS, Miami Northwestern Bulls
10,020 yards
TORREY "SCOOTER" MORRISON, Miami Booker T. Washington
9,791 yards
DANIEL RICHARDSON, Miami BTW and Miami Carol City
9,412 yards
RAKEEM CATO, Miami Central
Miami Northwestern's storied football history consists of great QB play from stars who used the fields on 71st street to hone their skills and develop as some of the elite talents om the next levels of the gridiron.
Chatarius Tutu Atwell, Jr.
State Champion, Set Receiving Records at Louisville as a top flight WR, and currently a Super Bowl champion with the Los Angeles Rams.
Teddy Bridgewater
Set Receiving Records at Louisville as a top flight WR, and currently the backup QB with his hometown Miami Dolphins.
Jacory Harris
State Champion, National HS Champion, Star QB at home team University of Miami. Played in the CFL.
Tyger threw for 281 yards in a 44-0 win versus district opponent Immaculata-Lasalle to break Miami-Dade's Passing Record of 10,020 passing yards, previously set by Miami Booker T. Washington's Torrey Washington during his 4-year reign as the Tornadoes' signal caller.
Dickens now holds the Miami-Dade Passing Record with 10,076 yards. The Bulls swept the 2M-14 Title and will advance as the district champion representative in the playoffs, where Dickens may continue to accumulate more passing yards to his current record sum.
GROOMED TO BE THE BEST
From a young age, Tyger has honed his skills to become one of the BEST South Florida QBs to ever play the position. Entering a storied program like Miami Northwestern is pressure, especially after being back-to-back State Champions. Tyger stepped in immediately and performed on a veteran level, seasoned by some of the best youth football in South Florida, and hence his legacy as the Bulls signal caller as a starting freshman and the lore of the Tyger began on the high school level.
Tyger as the starting freshman QB led the Bulls to a 3-Peat as State Champions and a 13-2 record. The Legend of the Tyger was cemented.
MIAMI-DADE PASSING RECORD
10,076 YARDS
TARON "TYGER" DICKENS, Miami Northwestern Bulls
10,020 yards
TORREY "SCOOTER" MORRISON, Miami Booker T. Washington
9,791 yards
DANIEL RICHARDSON, Miami BTW and Miami Carol City
9,412 yards
RAKEEM CATO, Miami Central
LINEAGE OF GREAT QUARTERBACKS FROM THE WEST
Miami Northwestern's storied football history consists of great QB play from stars who used the fields on 71st street to hone their skills and develop as some of the elite talents om the next levels of the gridiron.
Chatarius Tutu Atwell, Jr.
State Champion, Set Receiving Records at Louisville as a top flight WR, and currently a Super Bowl champion with the Los Angeles Rams.
Teddy Bridgewater
Set Receiving Records at Louisville as a top flight WR, and currently the backup QB with his hometown Miami Dolphins.
Jacory Harris
State Champion, National HS Champion, Star QB at home team University of Miami. Played in the CFL.
