Truman State University Athletics

2022: Honorable mention all-GLVC quarterback who threw for 1,578 yards and 14 touchdowns while rushing for 71 yards and four additional TDs…single-game high was 228 yards at South Dakota Mines with three touchdown passes…longest pass was 39 yards in first Tiffin (Ohio) contest…single-game rushing total was 53 yards also against SD Mines with a long of 35 yards…In 27 starts for career, has thrown for 4,509 yards, 43 touchdowns and 411 completions. Enters 2023 season ranked 12th in career passing yards, eighth in completions and sixth in touchdown passes.

2021: Completed nearly 63% of his passes (190-303) with 20 touchdowns...Was 20-of-25 for season-high 325 yards against Quincy and finished with five TD passes, one of school single game record...Longest completion was 48 yards against Hillsdale (9/18)...Added 196 yards rushing and one score with long of 29 against Lindenwood (10/2)...Career has started 16 games with 2,798 yards and 27 touchdown passes

2020: GLVC Freshman of the Year and Honorable mention all-conference honors....Completed 75 of 127 passes with nine TDs and three interceptions in four games...Had four TD passes in GLVC Championship game against UINDY...Longest pass was 40 yards against Southwest Baptist...Threw for 316 yards, most by a Bulldog since 2013, against Indianapolis...Finished with 802 passing yards.

2019  (Freshman): Redshirt Season.

High School: Hair is a two-time all-State quarterback and led the Falcons to the Missouri Class 2 state championship his senior season. Blair Oaks went 15-0 and averaged 53.2 points per game. Hair accounted for 10,065 total yards during his career with 8,775 passing on 531 completions and 110 touchdown passes. He also ran for another 35 scores. Hair broke season records at Blair Oaks for total yards, 4,367, passing yards with 2,705, passing touchdowns with 48 and had eight touchdowns in a single game. As a starter, Hair went 34-2. He is also a member of the Falcons basketball and baseball teams and was an all-conference and all-district center fielder. He joins teammate and receiver Ben Thomas on the Truman roster next season. Hair intends on a career in Athletic Training and is the son of Scott and Sheila Hair.