Top 25 College Quarterbacks - Midway 2009

Lee Davis, Yahoo! Contributor Network
Oct 15, 2009 "Share your voice on Yahoo! websites. Start Here."

The Bleacher Report released its current college quarterback rankings. Having guided their teams to mid-season, college football's elite have positioned themselves to gain the popularity polls until season's end. Each week they perform on meticulously manicured lawns of glories past and present atop painted school spirit insignias. If your season is not going well, your emblem of school spirit is taking a walloping as winners help with your sod redistribution. Most painful are those removing patches of your center field icon to place in their sod cemeteries.

Judged on personal record, passing, completions, rushing (running), total yards, points scored and style points, the candidates vie for top position. According to the 100 yard measuring scale (field length), the quarterbacks can move up or down in rankings, dependent upon execution quality and last game statistics. Everyone has favorites.

Not much surprise at who is a top the polls. With concussion, fifteen broken toes, eighty-one injured ribs , and one broken fingernail, superman brings all to Florida Field. Mentioning only for clarification, Tim Tebow's eyes in the back of his head were never damaged nor the eyes on the sides of his head.

Here is the remainder of college's top 25 quarterbacks - mid-season 2009.

1. Tim Tebow, Florida - SEC
2. Case Keenum, Houston - Conference USA
3. Jimmy Clausen, Notre Dame - Independent
4. Colt McCoy Texas - Big 12
5. Tony Pike, Cincinnati - Big East
6. Todd Reesing, Kansas - Big 12
7. Sam Bradford, Oklahoma - Big 12
8. Dan Lefeyour, Central Michigan - Mid-American Conference
9. Jack Locker, Washington - Pac-10
10. Jacory Harris, Miami, Florida - ACC
11. Zack Robinson, Oklahoma State - Big 12
12. Kellen Moore, Boise State - WAC
13. Christian Ponder, Florida State - ACC
14. Max Hall, Brigham Young - MWC
15. Daryll Clark, Penn State - Big Ten
16. Ryan Mallett, Arkansas - SEC
17. Tate Forcier, Michigan - Big Ten
18. Terrell Pryor, Ohio State - Big Ten
19. Riley Skinner, Wake Forest - ACC
20. Jerrod Johnson, Texas A&M - Big 12
21. Greg McElroy, Alabama - SEC
22. Thaddeus Lewis, Duke - ACC
23. Jeremiah Masoli, Oregon - Pac-10
24. Matt Barkley, Southern California - Pac-10
25. Russell Wilson, North Carolina State - ACC