Quarterback U
So the Altoona Mirror published this article about determining which college program could claim the title of "Quarterback U." They figured the best way to figure out the tendency of a school to turn out great QBs was to look total starts a college's alumni have had in the NFL (1966-Present.) The results are quite interesting. I have summarized the important data as follows:
Number of NFL games started by alumni quarterbacks:
1. Purdue 704
2. Washington 617
3. Miami, Fla. 577
4. Notre Dame 574
5. Stanford 567
6. Alabama 495
7. UCLA 482
8. USC 463
9. Oregon 438
10. Michigan 428
11. Maryland 402
12. California 381
13. BYU 373
14. Arizona State 358
15. Washington State 333
16. Illinois 284
17. Pittsburgh 271
18. Southern Mississippi 270
19. San Jose State 265
20. Boston College 259
21. Georgia 254
22. N.C. State 250
23. Kansas State 249
24. Penn State 241
25. Tennessee 235
Big XII Games (QBs)
1. K-State 249 (4)
2. KU 190 (3)
3. Colorado 95 (2)
4. Nebraska 79 (6)
5. Iowa State 52 (4)
6. Texas Tech 47 (1)
7. Baylor 45 (5)
8. Texas 44 (2)
9. Mizzou 18 (3)
10. Texas A&M 16 (3)
11. OSU 14 (1)
12. OU 0 (0)
The complete Big XII list:
BAYLOR (5)
Cody Carlson 19
Don Trull 15
Buddy Humphrey 5
Cotton Davidson 4
Brad Goebel 2
COLORADO (2)
Kordell Stewart 87
Koy Detmer 8
IOWA STATE (4)
David Archer 23
Sage Rosenfels 12
Seneca Wallace 12
Tim Van Galder 5
KANSAS (3)
John Hadl 135
Bobby Douglass 53
Frank Seurer 2
KANSAS STATE (4)
Steve Grogan 135
Lynn Dickey 111
Dennis Morrison 2
Dan Manucci 1
MISSOURI (3)
Brad Smith 13
Steve Pisarkiewicz 4
Gary Lane 1
NEBRASKA (6)
Vince Ferragamo 53
Jerry Tagge 12
Bruce Mathison 9
Dennis Claridge 3
David Humm 1
Terry Luck 1
OKLAHOMA STATE (1)
Rusty Hilger 14
TEXAS (2)
Vince Young 29
Chris Simms 15
TEXAS A&M (3)
Ed Hargett 7
Gary Kubiak 5
Bucky Richardson 4
TEXAS TECH (1)
Billy Joe Tolliver 47
Of course, these numbers are subject to change.
Labels: 'Cats, Math is Fun, Plagarism, too much information
2 Comments:
that's some good history.
11:35 AM, August 28, 2009
sometimes I think if I had only gone to a "Math is Fun" camp when I was growing up, I might read such posts or maybe get a masters degree in anesthesia, or something. But, alas...
2:16 PM, August 31, 2009
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