Oklahoma to me in my lifetime has had the best collection of signal callers in my lifetime

but I think about what Oklahoma's had at that position I mean when the seventh best guy you had was

Landry Jones and he's like the all-time leading pastor at the school.

Oklahoma would be top of the list for me.

Hello and welcome in, it's always college football. I'm Greg McElroy and today is April 12th.

We are in the middle of spring. It's been great. Weather is starting to turn, starting to get hot everywhere, still have some showers,

but we have some spring games coming up this upcoming weekend.

We have some spring games last weekend at a couple of rainouts, more that we'll evaluate here down the road. But today we're

going to take a break from spring evaluations and look a little bigger

picture. If you'll just allow us to indulge. We're going to go through and at this point we felt it appropriate to go through

QBU, running back you, wide receiver you, tight end you and offensive line you. Let's stay on the

offensive side of the football and let's just go through

some of the great players of recent years in the college football playoff era and

determine which schools reign supreme when evaluating them against the competition in the category.

We'll go line by line on that and we have a terrific mailbag question today that involves

some group of five discussion.

There are some teams that are on the move.

One team in particular moving from Conference USA to the American that I am very, very bullish on.

So let's not waste any time.

Let's get to the QBU discussion,

which I know is gonna fire you guys up

out there in the Twitterverse

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