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This is Rivals stuff and we got one mention. I want to break these down further, like the % that went to spread offenses. I think the spread hurts us when going after players who want to become pros. I will have more later.

Rivals.com Dual-threat quarterbacks 2006  

Rivals100.com | last sorted on 11/1/2005

Rivals.com ranks the top dual-threat quarterbacks in the nation. Dual-threat quarterbacks are more known for their run-pass ability.

NameRRHt/WtHometownSchools

1 Tim Tebow6.16-3/217St Augustine (FL)(Alabama, Florida, LSU, Michigan, Southern Cal)

2 Demetrius Jones6.06-3/192Chicago (IL) Notre Dame

3 Jake Locker6.06-3/210Ferndale (WA)Washington

4 Jevan Snead5.96-3/205Stephenville (TX)Texas

5 Jeremy Ricker5.96-2/201Harrisburg (PA)Maryland

6 Austen Arnaud5.76-3/200Ames (IA)Iowa State

7 Sherrod Harris5.76-2/206Arlington (TX)Texas

8 Garrett Green5.76-2/190Sherman Oaks (CA)(Duke, Kansas State, Mississippi State, Ole Miss, Southern Cal, Texas A&M, UNLV, Washington)

9 Thaddeus Lewis5.66-0/189Hialeah (FL)(Michigan State, Pittsburgh, Duke, Kansas State, South Florida, Texas A&M, West Virginia)

10 Alex Loukas 5.66-4/193Deerfield (IL) Stanford

11 Jared Funk5.56-2/177Arlington Heights (IL)Vanderbilt

12 Adam Weber5.56-2/200Shoreview (MN) Minnesota

13 Michael Wade5.56-2/187Greer (SC)Clemson

14 Antonio Henton5.56-2/210Fort Valley (GA)Ohio State

15 Dwayne Harris5.55-11/190Tucker (GA)(Central Michigan, Clemson, Kentucky, LSU, Memphis, North Carolina, Southern Miss, Boston College)

16 Nate Davis5.56-3/215Bellaire (OH) (Ball State, Cincinnati, Toledo)

17 Todd Reesing5.56-0/180Lake Travis (TX)Kansas

18 Nathan Costa5.56-0/191Hilmar (CA) Oregon

19 Matt Malouf5.56-2/211Oxford (MS) (Memphis, Mississippi State, Ole Miss, Southern Miss.)

20 Kiran Kepo'o5.56-2/220Honolulu (HI)(Arizona, Arizona State, Oregon, Oregon State, UCLA, UNLV, Utah, Washington)

http://footballrecruiting.rivals.com/viewrank.asp?ra_key=1144&Year=2006

Rivals.com Pro-style quarterbacks 2006  

Rivals100.com | last sorted on 11/1/2005

Rivals.com ranks the top pro-style quarterbacks in the nation. Pro-style quarterbacks are more known for their drop-back passing ability.

NameRRRatingHt/WtHometownSchools

1 Matthew Stafford6.16-3/210Dallas (TX)Georgia

2 Mitch Mustain6.16-2/190Springdale (AR)Arkansas

3 Isiah Williams5.96-2/207Chicago (IL)Illinois

4 Josh Freeman5.96-6/231Grandview (MO) Nebraska

5 Pat Devlin5.96-3/200Exton (PA)Miami-FL

6 Zach Frazer5.96-4/215Mechanicsburg (PA)Notre Dame

7 Kevin Riley5.86-1/192Beaverton (OR)California

8 Neil Caudle5.86-2/191Hoover (AL)Auburn

9 Chris Smelley5.86-3/213Tuscaloosa (AL)(South Carolina, Alabama, Louisville, LSU, Memphis, NC State, Ole Miss, Tennessee)

10 Tyler Lyon5.76-5/215Newhall (CA) HartArizona

11 Christian Ponder5.76-2/202Colleyville (TX)Florida State

12 Sam Bradford5.76-4/200Oklahoma City (OK)NorthOklahoma

13 Taylor Potts5.76-5/210Abilene (TX) Texas Tech

14 Greg McElroy5.76-2/212Southlake (TX) Texas Tech

15 Justin Burke5.66-2/193Lexington (KY)NC State

16 Michael Herrick5.66-2/175Valencia (CA) Ole Miss

17 Nick Stephens5.66-3/195Flower Mound (TX) Ole Miss

18 Alex Cate5.66-0/200Salt Lake City (UT)Oklahoma State

19 Michael Hartline5.66-6/179Canton (OH)Kentucky

20 Dexter Davidson5.66-4/211Coconut Creek (FL)Pittsburgh

21 Andrew Robinson5.66-3/211Baltimore (MD)Syracuse

22 Brett Brackett5.66-6/232Lawrenceville (NJ)Penn State

23 Will Fidler5.56-4/204Henderson (KY)Kentucky

24 Arvell Nelson5.56-4/171Cleveland (OH)(Iowa, Michigan State, Tennessee, Wisconsin, North Carolina, Syracuse)

25 Cody Hawkins5.55-11/176Boise (ID)Boise State

26 Herb Bynes5.56-3/210Lauderdale Lakes(FL) Bowling Green (Florida Atlantic, Kansas, Louisville, Middle Tenn St., Nebraska, Ole Miss, Rutgers, UCF)

27 James Lark5.56-2/200St. George (UT)BYU

28 B.J. Phillips5.56-6/229Columbia (SC)North Carolina

29 Mike Coughlin5.56-4/201San Diego (CA)Boise State

30 Zach MacDowall5.56-1/194Kennesaw (GA)Wake Forest

http://footballrecruiting.rivals.com/viewrank.asp?ra_key=1143&Year=2006

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We seem to be recruiting QB like a little kid collects baseball cards

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barely a sniff

what about single threat regular qbs?

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This rivals list from 2003 clearly shows that the highly rated QBs are not sure things.  I like all three verbals that we have now especially Alwan Lee.

Rivals.com Pro-style quarterbacks 2003   Rivals100.com | last sorted on 2/5/2003

Name Pos. Rating Ht/Wt Hometown                                     Schools

1 Kyle Wright QB  6-4/200 Danville (CA) Monte Vista              Miami-FL

 

2 Chris Leak QB  6-1/205 Charlotte (NC) Independence           Florida

 

3 Tommy Grady QB  6-6/215 Huntington Beach (CA) Edison   Oklahoma

 

4 Clayton Richard QB  6-5/225 Lafayette (IN) McCutcheon      Michigan

 

5 Kevin McCabe QB  6-4/205 Wexford (PA) Pine-Richland      Virginia

 

6 JaMarcus Russell QB  6-5/225 Mobile (AL) Williamson         LSU

 

7 Andre Woodson QB  6-5/220 Radcliff (KY) North Hardin        Kentucky

 

8 Justin Midgett QB  6-4/195 Punta Gorda (FL) Charlotte          Florida

 

9 Sam Keller QB  6-4/210 San Ramon (CA) San Ramon Valley Arizona State

 

10 Brady Quinn QB  6-4/215 Dublin (OH) Coffman                    Notre Dame

 

11 Blake Mitchell QB  6-4/180 LaGrange (GA)                         South Carolina

 

12 T.C. Ostrander QB  6-3/205 Atherton (CA) Menlo-Atherton    Stanford

 

13 Michael Affleck QB  6-3/225 Provo (UT) Timpview                 Arizona State

 

14 Drew Tate QB  6-0/170 Baytown (TX) Lee                            Iowa

 

15 Richard Kovalcheck QB  6-3/205 San Diego (CA) St. Augustine Arizona

 

16 Matt Flynn QB  6-2/216 Tyler (TX) Lee                                    LSU

 

Rivals.com Dual-threat quarterbacks 2003   Rivals100.com | last sorted on 2/5/2003

Name Pos. Rating Ht/Wt Hometown                                  Schools

1 Robert Lane QB  6-3/210 Monroe (LA) Neville                    Ole Miss

 

2 Dennis Dixon QB  6-4/180 San Leandro (CA) San Leandro Oregon

 

3 Marcus Stone QB  6-4/230 Harrisburg (PA) Bishop McDevitt NC State

 

4 Tyler Donovan QB  6-1/185 Hartland (WI) Arrowhead             Wisconsin

 

5 Syvelle Newton QB  6-2/210 Bennetsville (SC) Marlboro County South Carolina

 

6 Omarr Conner QB  6-2/190 Macon (MS) Noxubee County        Mississippi State

 

7 Robert Johnson QB  6-3/195 Waco (TX)                                Arkansas

 

8 James Battle QB  6-2/195 Denton (TX) Ryan                         Texas Christian

 

9 Tommy Zbikowski QB  6-1/190 Buffalo Grove (IL)                   Notre Dame

 

10 Bernard Jackson QB  6-2/190 Corona (CA) Santiago              Colorado

 

11 Devin Williams QB  6-4/210 Arlington (TX) Sam Houston         Louisiana-Laf.

 

12 Patrick Carter QB  6-2/185 St. Petersburg (FL) Lakewood         Georgia Tech

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usf's qbs are so bad i would have tried to sign any able body qb in each of hte last 5 years

any of the 12 qbs on the prior list is far better than pj and denson

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Doesn't matter how highly recruited they are, if we don't have coaches here who can prepare them for BCS type defenses they will not succeed.  Chris Leak here would be progressing about as fast as Carlton Hill.  Put Chill in a Gaytor uni and he is probably a mirror image of Chris leak, but faster and stronger.

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greta point beastie  and tha truly scares me

what will happen to the bluechippers when they do come to usf

we really needed to upgrade our coaching staff

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beastie and smazz, sad but true. We need to hire some coached on the offensive side of the ball that can help develop a QB once we get him. We should be polishing CHill into a superstar. Who knows if it will happen.

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i do agree for the most part....the only thing i disagree is comparing CHill to C Leak...i don't have actual stats, but i believe that Leak broke every state passing record in the books (i think it was NC?)  old quote from paper from his high school days...

"They have two more regular season games and possibly five more playoff games for Leak to challenge the 15,000 career passing mark and an obscene 200-career touchdown passes.

Those are Play Station2 numbers."

and i think he did it....can't compare those passingn stats with Hill, who was more of an elusive runner

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right now

the offensive coaching and qb coaching situation at usf is very bad

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