Top rated QBs for NCAA 2008

[RoyceBrown]

Here's my top 100 QB's for NCAA 2008:

Rank Team Name Last Name OVERALL
1 Louis Brian Brohm 98
2 Hawaii Colt Brennan 96
3 WVU Pat White 95
4 UK Andre Woodson 94
5 USC John David Booty 92
6 Mich Chad Henne 90
7 Mizzou Chase Daniel 90
8 TAMU Stephen McGee 90
9 Texas Colt McCoy 90
10 Neb Sam Keller 90
11 Tenn Erik Ainge 89
12 Tx Tech Graham Harrell 89
13 Cal Nate Longshore 88
14 UF Tim Tebow 88
15 LSU Matt Flynn 88
16 BC Matt Ryan 88
17 NMSU Chase Holbrook 87
18 WSU Alex Brink 87
19 Utah Brian Johnson 87
20 Oregon Dennis Dixon 86
21 FSU Drew Weatherford 86
22 UCLA Ben Olson 86
23 ISU Bret Meyer 86
24 Aub Brandon Cox 86
25 Purdue Curtis Painter 86
26 S Car Blake Mitchell 86
27 USC Mark Sanchez 86
28 ASU Rudy Carpenter 86
29 Ariz Willie Tuitama 86
30 Tulsa Paul Smith 86
31 USF Matt Grothe 85
32 Ball St Nate Davis 85
33 Miami Kyle Wright 85
34 PSU Anthony Morelli 86
35 Troy Omar Haugabook 85
36 AF Shaun Carney 85
37 Mem Martin Hankins 85
38 Miss Brent Schaeffer 85
39 VT Sean Glennon 85
40 OK St Bobby Reid 84
41 UCLA Patrick Cowan 84
42 KSU Josh Freeman 84
43 Miami U Mike Kokal 84
44 FSU Xavier Lee 84
45 CMU Dan LeFevour 84
46 RU Mike Teel 84
47 UGA Matthew Stafford 84
48 Miss Jevan Snead 80
49 Miami Kirby Freeman 84
50 Utah Tommy Grady 84
51 Vandy Chris Nickson 84
52 SJSU Adam Tafralis 84
53 CSU Caleb Hanie 82
54 IU Kellen Lewis 82
55 Bama John Parker Wilson 82
56 NCSU Marcus Stone 80
57 Wash Carl Bonnell 80
58 Oregon Brady Leaf 80
59 Stan T.C. Ostrander 80
60 Marsh Bernard Morris 80
61 SDSU Darren Mougey 80
62 Louis Hunter Cantwell 80
63 ND Zach Frazer 80
64 Rice Chase Clement 80
65 Tx Tech Chris Todd 80
66 Vandy Richard Kovalchek 80
67 VT Ike Whitaker 80
68 Wash Johnny DuRocher 80
69 SMU Justin Willis 82
70 ND Jimmy Clausen 82
71 Wisc Allan Evridge 82
72 Wake Riley Skinner 82
73 FS Tom Brandstater 82
74 Toledo Clint Cochran 82
75 UNLV Rocky Hinds 82
76 Wisc Tyler Donovan 80
77 SDSU Kevin O'Connell 82
78 USM Jeremy Young 82
79 BGSU Anthony Turner 82
80 MSU Brian Hoyer 80
81 Ark Casey **** 80
82 WVU Jarrett Brown 78
83 La Tech Zac Champion 80
84 Boise Taylor Tharp 78
85 LSU Ryan Perrilloux 80
86 Hawaii Tyler Graunke 76
87 NCSU Daniel Evans 78
88 Duke Thaddeus Lewis 78
89 Illini Juice Williams 78
90 IU Blake Powers 78
91 NCSU Harrison Beck 78
92 NU C.J. Bacher 78
93 ND Evan Sharpley 78
94 Bucks Todd Boeckman 78
95 OU Joey Halzle 78
96 PSU Pat Devlin 78
97 USM Stephen Reaves 78
98 Tenn Jonathan Crompton 78
99 Utah St Leon Jackson 78
100 UVA Jameel Sewell 78

[FAIRDALE_KINGS]

I fully expect Louisville to have two 80+ overall rated running backs:

George Stripling and Anthony Allen.


Last year they shared the backfield with Kolby Smith. My best estimate is that Stripling will be the starter and Allen will share carries. Stripling would probably be rated around 85 overall. Anthony Allen is a very big, powerful runner and is very similar to Mike Bush. I'll be able to give some more solid information after I watch Louisville's first official scrimmage this Thursday night and things should really be sorted out by the time I attend the Spring Game on Friday, April 20th.

I would also guess that Brock Bolen would be listed as a fullback on this years game and he'd be rated 85+, too.

[bkrich83]

JD Booty- 1,000,000,000.
Mark Sanchez 999,999,999

Who cares about the rest.

[bjf1377]

I think IU's Kellen Lewis will be higher than an 82 (more like an 84 or 85) and I think Kent's Julian Edelman will be around an 80-82. I can say from watching the games that he's better than Toledo's Cochran

[Fluffhead]

Quote: Originally Posted by RoyceBrown

People, the lists I posted are just a GENERAL list of players, not ranked. The second list of RB that has RANK & OVR is my prediction of what they SHOULD be rated for 2008. I asked you in this thread to make your OWN list of ranked players, not respond with "teh BoBBUes ReEEId iZ teH W@uy 2 hIgH"...jesus.

Problem is, most people can't come up with a list past 25, and that's pushing it. Who's seen all of these guys play? Mel Kiper? Essentially you have to just go off of stats and magazine hype.

[OSUPiper]

Agreed, which is why I won't weigh in on anyone outside the Big 12 and a few area schools.

[OSUPiper]

Quote: Originally Posted by oklahoma19

I disagree. Reid hasnt shown much of anything since hes been at OSU besides the fact that he can get injured. I think tha Zac Robinson is actually the better Quarterback of the two. Not quite as athletic but Robinson, to me, just is a better leader and overall QB. Majority of the Big 12 schools is a lil drastic: OU-No, Bradford is better UT-No, McCoy Neb-No, Keller Tech-No, Harrell A&M-No, McGee ISU-Probably Mizzou-No, Daniel Ok State-He starts there but as I said, I believe OSU would be better with Z Rob Colo-Probably KU-Probably K State-Probably Baylore-Probably So counting OSU its 6. I wouldnt count OSU, so it would be 5. Thats far from majority my friend. But I digress... He had Patrick at an 85 I think. I would put him at the top tier 80 if not 90 level. He fumbles too much and hes not my favorite back (See Chris Brown, Demarco Murray, Mossis Madu) but so far he is the best of the bunch so he should be ranked as such.

I totally agree on Robinson. If he got as many snaps in practice, he would have been starting by conference. Robinson is a much better QB for the system. On the other hand, Reid has progressed a ton in two years.

I think people are a little too high on Keller, and while I think Chase Daniel is a big stud, he seems to be his own worst enemy on the field. I'll give you Harrell only because of Leach's system.

I am not sold on anyone OU plans to throw out there. If the OL plays up to their ability, Patrick should have a real good year and you or I could play QB and be successful.

Royce, sorry if you think we hijacked your thread. I am still interested in everyone's analyses.

[NoSkillz50]

I would add Emmanuel Moody in place of Stafon Johnson. Stafon is most likely going to play another position and Moody is probably better anyway. Joe McKnight and Marc Tyler probably belong on the list too.