Top rated QBs for NCAA 2008

[JohnnytheSkin]

Quote: Originally Posted by HuskerFan

Keller should be at least 90. Last year he was 92 for ASU.

Sam Keller FTW!










While I have no leg to stand on since I went to a Division II school for my undergraduate degree...complaining about roster ratings, for a guy who didn't play and transferred because of hurt feelings! Ha!

[dirtypeter]

Majority of the Big 12 schools is a lil drastic:

OU-No, Bradford is better

LOL Bradford is better that is great!
I doubt Bradford is even as good as Paul Thompson was.

Us Poke fans are excited about both Reid and Robinson they both are proven commodities and will lead one of the NCAAs most explosive offenses this year.

BTW Reid's QB rating 148.14 which ranked #17 nationally 2nd in the Big XII

Passing isn't even his greatest assest running is, He had 500 yrds for 4.2 avg. compared to Paul Thompson's 151 yard avg. of 2.1 he looks pretty good.

To rank a qb who hasn't taken a snap higher than a good proven college QB is absurd!

What a silly sooner!!

To the rest of more logical Sooner fans I am sure whoever you end up starting at QB will be a good player, and Paul Thompson did a fine job for you guys last year in a tough situation. PT was the ultimate team player, who always represents OU in a classy way. He will go down as one of my all time favorite OU players.

[dharrisfan2003]

Wisconsin guesses:

Allan Evridge: 82
Tyler Donovan: 81
Dustin Sherer: 68

[davin]

Quote: Originally Posted by RoyceBrown

Here's my rankings of the B10 QBs 1. Mich Chad Henne (Top 10 QB in the country) 2. Purdue Curtis Painter (good stats, good system to pass in) 3. PSU Anthony Morelli (at least he's a returning starter) 4. Wisc Allen Everidge (entirely on potential) 5. IU Kellen Lewis (running threat) 6. Iowa Jake Christensen (dual threat, highly rated recruit, reputation) 7. Mich St Brian Hoyer (a good QB for Dantonio's system) 8. Illini Juice Williams (terrible QB rating, good skill set) 9. OSU Todd Boekman, Rob Schoenhoft, Antonio Henton (who knows here) 10. NWestern CJ Bacher/Matt Kafta (not sure who will start here) 11. Minnesota ????? (Does it matter when they run the ball 50 times per game?)

I see Anthony Morelli #3 and i initially want to spit out my gatorade in laughter. However, there is really nobody below him I think that is really proven enough. I see Henne as a 92 for some reason. In the Big 10 in the preseason, it is Chad Henne and everybody else. I really know nothing about Hoyer, and has Christensen had any game experience at all?

For OSU I hope they did some in depth homework (which I really doubt it for what I'm about to say) Boeckman is faster than Troy Smith, I just pray they don't give Boeckman something like 52 speed.

[dharrisfan2003]

Minnesota's QB will most likely be Tony Mortensen and they're running the spread so they're gonna throw a lot more.

[bkrich83]

Quote: Originally Posted by HuskerFan

Keller should be at least 90. Last year he was 92 for ASU.

He didn't play like a 92. Keller shouldn't be anywhere near a 90. But USC does thank him for the 5 interceptions he game them that year.

[dharrisfan2003]

Wisconsin QB's:

Allan Evridge: 82
Tyler Donovan: 81
Dustin Sherer: 68

Wisconsin's HB's:

PJ Hill 89
Lance Smith 79
John Clay 77

[Koolie G]

Royce, those rankings are pretty solid for this early in the year.

What I'm exicted about is Kentucky having a QB and a RB in the top 10. Woodson and Little are very good players.