The Pac of Quarterbacks: The Pac 12 has gunslingers everywhere

At the beginning of each new college football season there is always one conference that has a bunch of great quarterbacks that makes all the other conferences look like they are starting a bunch of middle school quarterbacks.  Last year it was the SEC that had all the quarterbacks,  this year it is the Pac12 that has all the great quarterbacks. As, I was looking at the list of schools I realized that every team in this conference has a quarterback that can produce at a very high level.  It makes this conference very intriguing along with very open both in the North and South divisions.  Below is a list of these quarterbacks in the order that I see them stacking up this year.

1. Marcus Mariota- Oregon

2.    Brett Hundley- UCLA

3. Sean Mannion-Oregon State

4. Taylor Kelly-Arizona State

5.   Cody Kessler-USC

6. Kevin Hogan- Stanford

7.     Jared Goff- Cal

8.    Cyler Myles- Washington

9. Conner Halliday- Washington State

10. Travis Wilson- Utah

11. Jesse Scroggins- Arizona

12. Sefo Liufau

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