Glasmann’s senior year saw him being named a USA College Football All-American honorable mention squad, Second-Team All-RMAC and to the Don Hansen All-Super Region Four Team. Glasmann completed one of the top four-year careers for a quarterback at WNMU. In his final campaign he completed 256-442 for 3,444 yards and 23 touchdowns. He will go down as the RMAC career passing yards and touchdown passes record holder, breaking both this season. He finishes his career with 12,992 yards and 109 touchdown passes. Despite not playing the final game of the season, he was still near the top in several categories nationally. He was second and led the RMAC in passing yards per game (344.4), sixth and second in the RMAC in passing yards, 33rd and third in the RMAC in passing touchdowns, 40th in points responsible for per game and second in the RMAC (15.4), 43rd and third in the RMAC in passing yards per completion (13.45), second and led the RMAC in completions per game (25.60), 64th in both passing efficiency (133.8) (fourth in the RMAC), completion percentage and fifth in the RMAC (57.9) and seventh in total offense and second in the RMAC (341.1). Glasmann's top passing game came against Colorado Mesa when he threw for 532 yards and set the RMAC record. He tossed a season-best six touchdowns against Arizona Christian. He threw for at least 300 yards in seven games this year and had seven games with multi-touchdown passes. He was an All-RMAC honorable mention last year. He collected an RMAC Offensive Player of the Week award and two HERO Sports Stud of the Week honors. His single-high season marks came as a junior when he threw for 3,543 yards and 33 touchdowns.
