With UCF in a battle with Alabama for a QB recruit who wants to play in the NFL, I thought it would be interesting to see how the two schools compare:
From the article below:
https://www.thesportster.com/colleg...labama-crimson-tide-qb-who-played-in-the-nfl/
...it starts off with:
"The thing about Alabama is it has never been known for its quarterbacks."
Since 1999, UCF has had quite of bit of success at QB with two first round picks in Daunte Culpepper and Blake Bortles with Culpepper making three trips to the Pro Bowl and Bortles taking the Jaguars to the AFC championship game this year. Alabama has had A.J. McCarron and Brodie Croyle during that same time frame that have both served as backups in the NFL.
With UCF's Milton on track as a Heisman candidate this year at UCF, I think the choice is clear on which university is the better fit for developing QB's in college football.
From the article below:
https://www.thesportster.com/colleg...labama-crimson-tide-qb-who-played-in-the-nfl/
...it starts off with:
"The thing about Alabama is it has never been known for its quarterbacks."
Since 1999, UCF has had quite of bit of success at QB with two first round picks in Daunte Culpepper and Blake Bortles with Culpepper making three trips to the Pro Bowl and Bortles taking the Jaguars to the AFC championship game this year. Alabama has had A.J. McCarron and Brodie Croyle during that same time frame that have both served as backups in the NFL.
With UCF's Milton on track as a Heisman candidate this year at UCF, I think the choice is clear on which university is the better fit for developing QB's in college football.
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