Last season as a junior, the Alvarez quarterback rushed for over 1,000 yards and threw for just under 800 in a run oriented offense, accounting for 25 touchdowns for the Pacific Division champions.
Gamble could be more of a factor this fall with his arm for the Eagles, who set a single season school record for wins (11) and will be in the MBL's Gabilan Division this year.
Yet, his legs are what frighten defensive coordinators, as few are more elusive in the open field.
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Watched his film and he has a high upside. He's the type of player that if he takes a leap could play beyond high school. Although he didn't pass much, I could see he has a nice pass and mechanics are decent. Definately mobile which is a plus. Alvarez is going to be a tough team in the MBL Gab.
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