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299:, he had no "real" competition for the quarterback position. Some fans were critical of Dick after he threw untimely interceptions in conference losses against Kentucky (2), Auburn (1), and Tennessee (2), but he held his starting job despite a brief run from backup Nathan Emert. On Nov. 17 in a home game against Mississippi State, he threw a career-high four touchdown passes and completed 14-of-17 attempts for 199 yards, earning him his first SEC Player of the Week honors. On Nov. 23, Dick led Arkansas to a 50–48 win over top-ranked LSU, in which he made key passes to 31: 354:
in a narrow loss. Dick bounced back from his poor performance with a 284-yard, 2-touchdown game against Ole Miss, which he followed up with a 385-yard showing in a victory over 19th-ranked Tulsa, which included an early touchdown to take the lead. Dick's 385 yards were the second-highest total in
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Dick began the 2008 season with two consecutive 300-yard performances, the first of his career, and the first time in history that an Arkansas quarterback had thrown for 300 yards in back-to-back outings. After the first two games, Arkansas faced stronger competition, and Dick's output gradually
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In his final game, Dick came off the bench to replace his injured brother Nathan and threw two touchdowns, including a fourth-down throw to receiver London Crawford with 22 seconds remaining, and led Arkansas 31–30 over LSU. The play was reminiscent of the "Miracle on Markham",
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with the inside track on the starting job. A limited amount of competition was expected from redshirt freshman Nathan Dick, Casey's brother, and incoming freshman
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for the season. His first playing time came during that same season in which he started off the bench over then-starter Robert Johnson for the game against
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as the starter when Mustain was benched after leading Arkansas on an 8–0 streak. Dick led Arkansas to a loss against the eventual
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Dick practiced as the 3rd team quarterback/scout team quarterback for the majority of the 2005 season, anticipating being
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Dick committed to the University of Arkansas during the 2005 recruiting season. He was a 3-star rated prospect by
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was on campus, but his formal request to waive the mandatory redshirt year when transferring was denied by the
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Gamechanging Performance, a title awarded to the most outstanding play of the year in college football.
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on a fourth-and-10 in the second overtime to extend the game, and again for a 12-yard touchdown to tie.
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Dick ended the season in third place in Arkansas school history for touchdown passes with 35, behind
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Dick sustained an injury during summer practices, prompting coaches to again start Johnson against
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in 1997 by two yards. For his performance, Dick was elected SEC Offensive Player of the Week.
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The 2007 football season was Dick's junior season. Pursuant to Mustain's transfer to
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recruiting analysts, heading a small group of 2005 quality QBs in Texas, alongside
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with 57. He finished the year fourth in the SEC with a QB rating of 129.67.
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suffered until he hit a statistical bottom of 94 passing yards against
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as a free agent on April 26, 2010 to throw at rookie camp.
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Dick entered his senior season under new head coach
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2006
Arkansas
Conference
SEC
Football
QB
Lucas, Texas
Allen
Allen, Texas
2007 Capital One Bowl
2008 Cotton Bowl Classic
college football
quarterback
University of Arkansas
Fayetteville High school
Allen, Texas
United States
Rivals.com
Chase Daniel
Colt McCoy
redshirted
South Carolina
Southern California
Mitch Mustain
NCAA
Florida Gators
2006 SEC Championship Game
Capital One Bowl
Wisconsin

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