College football is one of the best sports. All of its options, triple options, option passes, flea-flickers, reverses, HB passes, and running quarterbacks make it one of the most exciting games.  It also is a game of emotion, with home field advantage.  Places like Florida’s Swamp and Tennessee’s Neyland are very tough to play in, let alone win in.

Vince Young just might be the best quarterback in the NCAA.  He certainly is the best at what he does on and off the field.  He is really fast, but more importantly, he makes people miss.  This year he improved as a great pocket passer and his accuracy is a lot better.  He makes his team better where ever he plays.

Reggie bush has the complete package.  He is an amazing halfback, punt and kick returner, and receiver.  He can cut and reverse field faster than anyone, and somehow he still gets a block or two to pick up positive yardage.  When ever he declares for the draft he will probably go in the top 5.

Omar Jacobs is definitely the smartest quarterback.  He threw 40+ Touchdowns and only 4 interceptions in 2004.  He can run very well if needed but he is mainly a pocket passer that lead Bowling Green to a good bowl game win last season.

Georgia’s quarterback D.J. Shockley can pass and run.  He impacts Georgia’s game a lot.  When he doesn’t play well the whole team suffers.  D.J. can run Georgia out of long yardage situations or pass into the end zone on deep routes to put Georgia on top.