http://sports.yahoo.com/news/ncaaf--col ... 47714.html
6. Marcus Mariota, Oregon. Teammate Kenjon Barner finished in the Heisman voting top 10 last year, but Mariota might have been the more indispensible Duck. He threw for 32 touchdowns and just six interceptions, and ran for 752 yards and five more TDs. Mariota gets a new head coach this year but a familiar face in promoted offensive coordinator Mark Helfrich. Expect the pyrotechnic Oregon offense to remain the same, and Mariota to be its leading man.
To me, he should be one of the top guys. Hawaiian ftw.
Top 25 most intriguing college QBs
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Re: Top 25 most intriguing college QBs
Read this today on Mett :7. Zach Mettenberger, LSU. The Tigers might have been a quarterback away from national title contention last year – and Mettenberger was that quarterback. Hugely touted coming out of junior college, he has the size and arm strength of an NFL QB but often looked bewildered when facing the speed and complexity of SEC defenses last year. But there was the flash of hope when Mettenberger lit up Alabama, and if new offensive coordinator Cam Cameron can build on that then LSU will again have a chance to win the SEC West.
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1573 ... c-football
I really think this is going to be his breakout year.....at least I hope.
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Re: Top 25 most intriguing college QBs
I agree. From what I read on here and other sites it seems like Helf is gonna favor the pass a lot more then CK did.Bud Lee wrote:Read this today on Mett :7. Zach Mettenberger, LSU. The Tigers might have been a quarterback away from national title contention last year – and Mettenberger was that quarterback. Hugely touted coming out of junior college, he has the size and arm strength of an NFL QB but often looked bewildered when facing the speed and complexity of SEC defenses last year. But there was the flash of hope when Mettenberger lit up Alabama, and if new offensive coordinator Cam Cameron can build on that then LSU will again have a chance to win the SEC West.
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1573 ... c-football
I really think this is going to be his breakout year.....at least I hope.