Logan Fife

Class:
Redshirt Junior
Height:
6-0
Weight:
205
Position:
QB
Hometown:
Tracy, Calif.
High School:
Tracy HS
Prev School:
Fresno St.

2024 (R-Jr. – Montana): Transferred to Montana in time for the spring semester with two years of eligibility remaining… Came to UM from Fresno State where he played in 21 career games over three seasons as the primary backup with the Bulldogs where he completed 143 of 224 (.610) pass attempts for 1,585 yards and six TD's… Also rushed 64 times for 8 yards and four TD's with a long of 30 yards, averaging 4.2 yards per carry… Also added a pair of two-point conversions… Also had interest from Minnesota and Utah Tech.

2023 (Jr. – Fresno St.): Played in all 12 games for the Bulldogs as a junior as the primary backup QB… Started in one game where he led Fresno to a 37-32 road win at Utah State, completing 22 of 39 passes for a career-high 291 yards and 1 TD… Completed 52 of his 91 passes for 642 yards and three TDs that season… Carried the ball 28 times for 40 yards that season and rushed for a TD against New Mexico…. Completed seven passes of 22 yards or longer with a season long 35-yard completion against San Jose State… Was also the backup holder on special teams.

2022 (So. – Fresno St.): Appeared in 10 games and helped Fresno State win the Mountain West Championship… Was the Bulldog's starting quarterback in four games, stepping in for an injured Jake Haener … Went 2-2 as the starter, winning a key Mountain West divisional game over San Jose State and on the road at New Mexico… Stepped in to finish the game in place of an injured Haener at then-No. 7 USC, completing 11-of-12 pass attempts for 140 yards in the second half… His .917 completion percentage in his performance at USC is the second-best single game completion percentage in Fresno program history … In five games with a pass attempt, Fife completed 84-of-120 passes for 892 yards with six interceptions and two touchdowns … Completed 70 percent of his passes (84-of-120) for the second-best single season pass completion percentage in program history… Had a then-career high 236 yards in the win against San Jose State … In the run game, he added 32 carries for 30 yards and three touchdowns … Had 49 rushing yards and two rushing scores with an additional 225 passing yards and one passing touchdown at New Mexico … Had a career-long 75-yard touchdown pass against the Lobos … His 75-yard completion tied the 18th longest touchdown pass in FSU program history ... Fall Academic All-MW.

2021 (R-Fr. – Fresno St.): Appeared in the season opener against UConn (Aug. 28) in relief of Jake Haener … was 7-of-13 with one interception and one touchdown against the Huskies … Added 13 yards on four rushing attempts in the run game … Passed for his first collegiate touchdown on a 1-yard pass to Raymond Pauwels … Had a then-career-long 13-yard pass.

2020 (Fr. – Fresno St.): Did not see game action.

High School: Dual-threat quarterback with a powerful arm and quick legs, Fife threw for 2,230 as a senior quarterback at Tracy High School ... Was 129-of-258 in his senior season, finishing with a 50.0 completion percentage ... Threw 22 touchdowns and averaged 202.7 yards per game ... Rushed for 362 yards and seven touchdowns in 2019 ... In his three-year varsity career, Fife threw for 6,326 total yards and 67 touchdowns with his best passing performance coming in his junior season with 2,315 yards and 28 touchdowns ... Added 702 rushing yards and 20 rushing touchdowns in his varsity career ... In his first season as a starting quarterback (2017), Fife ran for 455 yards and five touchdowns ... Rated the 40th best dual-threat prospect in the class by 247Sports ... Rated a three-star quarterback by ESPN ... Was a two-time first team All-League selection ... Also earned a second team All-League pick ... Also recruited by and received an offer from Cal Poly ... Volunteered with the Boys and Girls Club and various other volunteer groups.

Personal: From Tracy, Calif. ... Son of Gary and Natalie Fife ... Has two siblings, Hayley and Carson ... Favorite athlete is Russell Wilson because he looks up to him as a quarterback, says he is very humble and a confident leader ... Biggest athletic thrill is playing the game of football because there is so much adrenaline involved.