Well, Pitt’s QB  of the future is having a fine season.

Certainly, Bostick has been instrumental in Township reaching a point where it can take aim on a second straight section title. The 6-foot-4, 220-pound senior has earned First Team All-State honors and a Division I scholarship to the University of Pittsburgh, and is closing in on several of the passing records set by the QB he most admires, former Wilson star and current Michigan standout Chad Henne.

“I think he’s the best quarterback to ever play in this state,” said Bostick, who visited Henne in Michigan during the offseason prior to his commitment to Pitt.

“He’s more athletic than I am; I’m a little more gritty,” Bostick said of the QB he’s most often compared to. “He throws the tightest ball I’ve ever seen. It never wobbles. I’m a little more ‘just-get-it-done’ kind of guy. I’m a grinder, a nickel-and-dime kind of guy.”

Boy, I wish those kind of quotes about Henne had been made before the Michigan-PSU game.