Luke Baker

Saw action in five games as JHU's primary backup quarterback. · Was 7-of-11 for 140 yards with one touchdown while also rushing six times for 26 yards. · Made career debut in a season-opening 42-14 win at Ithaca with one rush for 16 yards. · Went 2-for-4 for 17 yards and rushed twice for 21 yards in a 55-10 Centennial-opening win against Dickinson. · Completed both of his attempts for 29 yards to help JHU top Gettysburg 59-21. · Threw first career TD pass – a 48-yarder – in a 42-0 win against McDaniel. · Completed only attempt for 15 yards in a 48-41 loss at #4/#3 Wisconsin-River Falls in the NCAA Semifinals. At Sacramento St. Member of football team for one season (2024). · Saw action in two games as a reserve quarterback. · Made first career appearance against Texas A&M-Commerce and also played against Montana St. Played football and baseball. · A three-star recruit by 247Sports in football. · Team was 22-6 with him as starting QB in final two seasons. · Threw for 7,259 yards and 83 touchdowns during his career. · As a senior, he threw for 3,347 yards and 37 touchdowns with 11 interceptions while completing 232-of-377 attempts. · Named the East Bay Athletic League MVP and was a first team all-league selection as a senior. · Passed for over 300 yards in five games and had at least one touchdown pass in all 13 games and multiple TDs in nine contests. · Also rushed for 476 yards and four touchdowns during his senior season. · Compiled 3,733 passing yards with 46 touchdowns and 12 interceptions as a junior. · Completed 270-of-420 passes for a .643 completion percentage as a junior, when he was named First Team All-EBAL and was the Bay Area Player of the Year · Helped team to the NorCal Div. 2-A championship and played for a state title his junior year. · All-EABL selection in baseball. Luke Baker. · The son of Kevin and Darlene Baker. · The youngest of five children with older siblings Katie, Zack, Clark and Rebecca. · Older brother, Zack, played football at Johns Hopkins from 2015-17 and holds the JHU record for most consecutive completions (27). Streak was - at the time - two shy of the NCAA Division III record. · Older brother, Clark, was a four-year member of the football team at Pomona-Pitzer. · Father, Kevin, played football at Claremont. · Double majoring in applied math and statistics and economics.