1. Alabama
   UCLA
2. Notre Dame
   Louisville

These legendary quarterbacks listed all played for the famous Alabama program. They are regularly one of the best teams in the NCAA and have won nearly 20 national championships, with five since 2009.

1. Michigan
   Michigan State
2. Stanford
   Nebraska

Stanford is known for its high-quality academics and the fact it is one of the top universities in the world. However, it is also pretty good at breeding quarterbacks. Any school would be proud to produce the likes of the three quarterbacks listed above.

1. Ole Miss
   Texas
2. Oklahoma
   Boston College

While Boston College hasn't had the most success in recent years, it has produced some of the most talented quarterbacks in both recent years and past seasons. Matt Ryan is an MVP who many think will win a Super Bowl before his career is over.

1. UBC
   USC
2. UCF
   UCLA

The University of Southern California is one of the most popular schools in the NCAA, and it is easy to see why. It has produced many incredible and popular players both at quarterback and across the field over the years.

1. UCLA
   Clemson
2. Auburn
   Wisconsin

The UCLA Bruins have over 600 wins as a team, and Maddox, Aikman and Kilmer were responsible for a lot of those wins. Despite the success, however, the team has only one national championship banner in the stadium.

1. Kansas
   Michigan State
2. Duke
   Buffalo

Kirk Cousins is the most recent of the great quarterbacks to come out of Michigan State and its football program. The team is very notable but hasn't won a national championship since back in 1966.

1. Maryland
   Baylor
2. NC State
   Purdue

Lots of schools claim to have the best QB class of any university, but Purdue might be at the top of that list with Drew Brees, Drew Bledsoe and Len Dawson. Despite their great QBs, their all-time record is barely over .500.

1. Virginia
   Clemson
2. Oklahoma State
   Ball State

One of the single best NCAA teams over the past decades has been Clemson. Boyd, Watson and Lawrence all played for the Tigers at one point or another and helped achieve their recent success.

1. Oregon
   Illinois
2. Ohio State
   Utah State

All three of these quarterbacks started for none other than Oregon. While the team has made it to two national championship games over the years, it has never been able to capture the trophy.

1. Washington
   Navy
2. Tulsa
   Troy

The aforementioned quarterbacks all played for Washington. Washington is among the winningest teams in NCAA history, and holds the record for the longest unbeaten streak at 64 games.

1. Air Force
   Houston
2. TCU
   Texas Tech

While its basketball team is fresh off an NCAA basketball national championship berth, Texas Tech also has a long history when it comes to football. In particular, it has had some pretty prolific passers.

1. Minnesota
   California
2. Toledo
   San Diego State

It has been a very long time since the California Golden Bears have won a national championship, but they have still helped develop two of the best QBs in the NFL today in Aaron Rodgers and Jared Goff.

1. West Virginia
   Georgia
2. Central Michigan
   Colorado

These quarterbacks all played their college football at Georgia. Georgia has one of the highest winning percentages out of any NCAA football programs, with over 65% of the games in school history being victories.

1. Texas
   Penn State
2. Tennesse
   Arizona State

These three quarterbacks we mentioned all played for the Texas Longhorns. As of the start of the 2019 NCAA season, Texas is one of only 4 schools to get over 900 wins throughout its history.

1. Iowa
   Rutgers
2. Ole Miss
   Florida State

The school that these three men played for was Florida State. Funny enough, both Jameis Winston and Brad Johnson went on to eventually play professionally in the state, and Charlie Ward would actually end up in the NBA.

1. Ole Miss
   Kent State
2. Liberty
   UAB

While Peyton Manning didn't go to Ole Miss, both his father and his brother did. Ole Miss has been the college many standout NFL players attended, but they haven't been able to capture a national championship since the 1960s.

1. Delaware
   LSU
2. Notre Dame
   Saint Louis

The team that these three players led is none other than the Notre Dame Fighting Irish. Notre Dame is one of the most iconic college football programs and has won titles, as well as had more players drafted into the NFL than almost any other school.

1. North Dakota State
   South Carolina
2. Southern Miss
   Louisville

While Louisville is known more for its basketball, its football team does have a positive record and has had some great years. It also recently got its very first Heisman winner when Lamar Jackson won the award in 2016.

1. Ohio State
   Michigan
2. Connecticut
   SMU

Troy Smith, Braxton Miller and Terrell Pryor all played QB for THE Ohio State University. Funny enough, despite the fact that they played well and were on good teams, two of these players went on the play as wide receivers in the NFL.

1. BYU
   New Mexico
2. Ball State
   Memphis

Despite not having an outstanding history or reputation in college football, BYU does have a national championship and has produced a lot of NFL talent including the three quarterbacks mentioned above.

1. Baylor
   TCU
2. Marshall
   Princeton

The TCU Horned Frogs are the team that these three quarterbacks played on. While national championships have evaded the team since the 1930s, it has consistently had great seasons throughout the 21st century.

1. Army
   Syracuse
2. Boise State
   Oklahoma

The three mentioned quarterbacks have all played for the Oklahoma Sooners. Since World War II, Oklahoma is one of the most successful college football teams, with seven claimed national championships and a winning percentage better than 75%.

1. Northern Illinois
   Oklahoma State
2. Pittsburgh
   Texas A&M

This crop of QBs, led by Dan Marino, played for the Pittsburgh Panthers. During the 1910s and the 1930s, the Panthers won several national championships, but haven't experienced a ton of success recently.

1. Georgia State
   Florida
2. Charlotte
   Indiana

The Florida Gators are one of the most popular and beloved NCAA football programs in history. Tebow, Grossman and Wuerffel are among their greatest quarterbacks. The team has won three national championships during its history.

1. UAB
   Rice
2. Penn State
   Northwestern

These quarterbacks all suited up for the Penn State Nittany Lions during their collegiate careers. Penn State has one of the best team records in bowl games and has won two national championships, both in the 1980s.

1. Coastal Carolina
   Auburn
2. Old Dominion
   Fresno State

The school we are talking about is none other than Auburn. Auburn has won multiple national championships, with its most recent coming in 2010 when Cam Newton led the team to victory.

1. Miami
   Virginia Tech
2. Georgetown
   Arizona

If you guess Miami (or better known as the "U"), you're right. While it is known for many defensive players like Ed Reed and Ray Lewis, Miami has also had its fair share of talented QBs. The Hurricanes have won five national championships!

1. Middle Tennesse
   Bowling Green
2. Maryland
   Arkansas

The right choice is Maryland. In addition to having great QBs, Maryland has had many other great players go onto the NFL from the school. In total, it has had 16 different players make it to the professional level.

1. LSU
   Tulsa
2. Hawaii
   Air Force

These men all played QB for the LSU Tigers. LSU has been one of the most successful breeding grounds for quality NFL players as there are currently dozens of Tigers players on NFL rosters as of the beginning of the 2019 season.

1. Temple
   Memphis
2. Navy
   SMU

These three talented players suited up for Navy during the college playing years. Every year, the Navy Midshipmen compete against the other major service academies for the Commander-in-Chief's trophy.

1. Northwestern
   Iowa State
2. Central Michigan
   Michigan

The school we are talking about is, of course, Michigan. In addition to producing arguably the greatest QB ever in Tom Brady, the Wolverines also have more wins than any other program in NCAA football history.

1. NC State
   San Jose State
2. Arkansas State
   Wake Forest

The school where these players threw the ball during their college years is NC State. Despite having a winning record and being around for well over 100 years, the NC State Wolfpack has never won a national championship.

1. Wyoming
   Akron
2. Creighton
   Washington State

While the team hasn't been super successful during its NCAA history, Washington State has been able to produce a number of great and successful college QBs like the ones listed here, as well as several others.

1. Houston
   Liberty
2. Rutgers
   Vanderbilt

The aforementioned players all played for the Houston Cougars. Despite only being around since 1946, Houston has had an impressive history with a good winning percentage and several members of the College Football Hall of Fame.

1. Oregon State
   Nebraska
2. Tulane
   UTEP

The school where those three players played was the University of Nebraska. Nebraska has been one of the most prolific college football programs in history, as it has won almost 900 games and 5 claimed national championships as of the start of the 2019 season.