Tigers' QB Hunter Smith Sets Sights on State Title
Hunter Smith's arm strength was on full display during Cocoa's spring jamboree, where he connected on a 45-yard touchdown pass to a receiver in stride, showcasing his ability to stretch the field. The 4A Tigers' quarterback, a Class of 2026 prospect, has made history as the first player from the program to earn a Power 4 offer, joining the likes of top programs in the state. Smith's impressive spring performance has scouts taking notice of his accuracy and pocket presence, which have been key factors in his development. As a dual-threat quarterback, Smith's ability to make plays with his legs is also a valuable asset. With the Tigers looking to make a deep run in the state playoffs, Smith's growth and leadership will be crucial in guiding his team to success. Scouts are watching for Smith's ability to read defenses and make adjustments on the fly, as well as his development of a reliable deep ball.