A new recruit makes the Carabins forget Jonathan Sénécal

The Rouge et Or arrive in Montreal for their first duel against the Carabins with the firm intention of making things difficult for the new face of the Montreal attack.

Pepe Gonzalez is only a rookie, but he seems very comfortable in his starting role following the departure of Jonathan Sénécal.

In this race to succeed Jonathan Sénécal, one rookie has quickly attracted attention: Jose Alejandro “Pepe” Gonzalez Garza.

Despite competing with veteran Rakim Canal-Charles, Gonzalez distinguished himself in the very first games of the university calendar.

In just two games, in which he shared offensive responsibilities, the young quarterback showed remarkable composure and accuracy.

His six touchdown passes and 474 passing yards are impressive statistics that testify to his exceptional potential.

His rapid integration into the Carabins' offensive system and his ability to move the ball effectively convinced the coaching staff.

With his vision, mobility and powerful arm, Gonzalez looks set to become a mainstay of the Montreal attack for seasons to come.

The start of a promising new era for Les Bleus

Affectionately referred to as “Pepe Gonzalez” by team-mates and fans alike, the young quarterback embodies a breath of fresh air for the team.

If his debut is any indication of what's to come, the Carabins have high hopes for this season.

Gonzalez's performances have not gone unnoticed in the Québécois college football landscape.

We'll have to keep a close eye on this promising rookie, whose rise could well redefine the face of the Carabins' offense. However, his first real test will be against the Rouge et Or and veteran defender Marc Fortier.

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