I don't think Georgia misses a beat at all with Carson Beck. I don't and look I think Stets and Bennett did a lot of amazing things. I think he was a great player. I think he's a great story. But I think Carson Beck from a talent standpoint and if the shift offensively that I anticipate takes place I think they're going to be just fine.

Welcome in, it's always college football. Today is the April 3rd edition of ACF.

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today. We're going to go through several different championship their starting quarterback. We're going to gauge just how big those shoes are and are they capable of being filled. Plus this past weekend

another national championship contender who by the way has their starting

quarterback back that's the Michigan Wolverines they They had their spring game. We'll break that down

extensively via our mailbag questions. And then of course, why wouldn't we go through

and make some prognostications about whether or not a team is going to drop

off at all at the quarterback spot. Why wouldn't we do that? We'll do that today. It's a Monday

edition of Always College football. Let's talk about it.

All right, who has the biggest shoes to fill at quarterback? If you look at all the top teams from last year,

depending on your interpretation of top teams, there are a bunch, a bunch of

teams that will be vying for playoff contention that might have rookie

quarterbacks under center.

Now, this has not been, in recent years at least,

this has not been a deal breaker en route

to a national championship.

There have been several quarterbacks in the last 15 years that are in their first year as the starting

quarterback that ultimately went on to win the national championship. You think all the way back to

2007, 2009, 2011, 2015, a bunch, 2010. There have

been a bunch in the last 15 years in which guys are starting for the very first time

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