Earlier this month, the Oregon Ducks announced the date for the annual spring scrimmage, which will take place on April 26 at 1 p.m. in Autzen Stadium. While this information is important for Duck fans and their spring vacation plans, it’s also important for the college football season.
It’s a turning of the page. We are no longer in the offseason, floating about while focusing on the additions of incoming recruits to the transfer portal. Now, we’re in spring preview season, and the next several weeks will be spent ramping up toward the start of the Ducks’ spring practices in March.
To start this preview season, we want to examine the Big Ten Conference as a whole. With the Ohio State Buckeyes winning the national championship in 2024 and four Big Ten teams making the College Football Playoff, it was quite a year for the conference. That shouldn’t change going into the 2025 season, with three of the top-six teams in ESPN’s ‘Way-Too-Early’ top 25.
To start our preview kick-off we want to look at the quarterbacks in the Big Ten in particular. It will be an interesting year for passers in the conference, with some veterans returning for a final year at the college level, while other teams, like Oregon, Ohio State, and Michigan, will be ushering in new starters to take over the program. There are also a number of highly contested QB battles that will take place this spring.
Which Big Ten teams should feel the most confident in their signal-callers going into the spring season? We broke it down and ranked them, projecting the 18 starters for every team in the conference.
No. 1 — Penn State QB Drew Allar
Career Stats: 39 games, 6,302 yards, 53 TD, 10 INT // 650 yards, 11 TDAnalysis: Not only is Drew Allar at the top of the list of QBs in the Big Ten, but he is among the best returning quarterbacks in the nation in 2025….
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Author : Ducks Wire
Publish date : 2025-02-17 13:27:00
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