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QB choices are the hot campus topics in '06


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Updated: Aug. 10, 2006, 5:06 PM ET

QB choices are the hot campus topics in '06

By Mark Schlabach

ESPN.com

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In only seven games last season, Arizona State quarterback Sam Keller had more passing yards (2,165) than 26 Division I-A teams, including West Virginia, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State and Arkansas, had all season. Keller's 20 touchdown passes during that same span exceeded the 2005 totals of 71 Division I-A teams.

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