WATCH: Missouri QB Sam Horn fires two strikeouts in the fifth inning against TCU
It’s always been incredibly difficult to play two Division I sports. It’s a rare feat that few athletes have been able to accomplish over the years. Missouri quarterback Sam Horn is one of the rare athletes that’s been blessed enough to be able to play two sports in college–not only does he play for the Tigers’ football team, but he also pitches for their baseball team.
Check it out as he fans a TCU batter in the fifth inning, giving him two strikeouts for the inning.
He ended up firing three strikeouts in three innings of work on Sunday against TCU. The game is currently tied 6-6 in the top of the 9th inning.
Horn got his first taste of college football action this year as a freshman against the New Mexico State Aggies.
The Georgia native ranked as the No. 214 overall player and No. 14 quarterback in the 2022 class according to On3 Consensus Rankings, a complete and equally weighted industry-generated average. He helped guide Collins Hill to the Georgia Class 7A State Championship his senior season.
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Horn also threw for 3,708 passing yards, while completing 70 percent of his passes, and tossed in 35 touchdowns that year. As a runner, he gashed opposing defenses to the tune of 573 rushing yards and six touchdowns. In his two seasons as the starting quarterback for Collins Hill, Horn threw for over 7,500 passing yards while completing 66.7 percent of his passes.
The four-star quarterback chose to attend Missouri over offers from Florida, Florida State, Tennessee and several others.
As a baseball prospect, Horn was at one point ranked as a top 100 overall prospect and a top 35 pitcher in the 2022 MLB Draft, according to MLB.com. It’ll be exciting to watch how both his college baseball and college football careers develop in the coming years. His brother, Monty, plays baseball for Kennesaw State.
Up next, the Missouri baseball team will begin a four-game series against the FIU Panthers on Thursday, Feb. 23rd.