Stay tuned all season as we examine the top quarterbacks of the 2013 college football season to find out if they are “system QBs” or special talents. Other articles in the series include: Is Oregon’s Marcus Mariota just another Chip Kelly System QB? Comparing AJ McCarron to Alabama QBs of the Nick Saban era Johnny Manziel, System QBs, and the ghost of Case Keenum What Kind of NFL Draft Prospect is Clemson QB Tajh Boyd?
First things first, are we still referring to the Big East as an elite conference, because I hope not. Dear lord they were awful last year. Hopefully Teddy Bridgewater will bring some more entertainment and energy to this year’s conference. This is the easiest pick that I’ve made by far, I pick Louisville, come on people!!! By far, one of the easiest schedules I’ve seen this year, Louisville is coming back from a tremendous season capped off by the Cardinals victory over the Florida Gators…
Welcome Wisconsin’s Gary Andersen and Purdue’s Darrell Hazell to the second toughest conference in the country, which looks to be even tougher in the 2013-2014 season. My pick for this season is a matchup between Ohio State and Nebraska that eventually gives the Buckeye’s a date in either the national championship game or the rose bowl. The big test for Ohio State will be refilling a defensive line that’s missing all four starters from 2012. However, the Buckeyes are dealing with the number three recruiting…