Seth Doege

American football quarterback and player

Seth Doege - Athletes & Sports Figures born December 18th, 1988
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Played college football at Texas Tech University as a quarterback. Achieved recognition for setting multiple school records during tenure, including leading the team to a bowl game appearance. Entered the professional realm and participated in training camps for NFL teams. Transitioned to the Canadian Football League, where offered opportunities to showcase skills in competitive environments.

Played as a quarterback at Texas Tech

Set school records for passing touchdowns

Participated in training camps for NFL teams

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