Athlon Sports ranked all 130 QBs in the country. Here are the results for Conference USA.
1. Mason Fine, North Texas (11th overall)
2. James Morgan, FIU (49th overall)
3. Tyler Johnston, UAB (66th overall)
4. Isaiah Green, Marshall (69th overall)
5. J’Mar Smith, Louisiana Tech (74th overall) – Smith enters his third year as Louisiana Tech’s starter, looking to improve off last year’s career-high 3,160 passing yards. The Mississippi native has tossed 31 touchdowns and rushed for 530 yards and 9 scores over the last two years. He also led Conference USA quarterbacks by completing 12 passes of 40 or more yards in 2019. Helping Smith’s case for All-Conference USA honors in 2019 is a solid receiving corps, featuring likely first-team all-conference pick Adrian Hardy.
6. Jack Abraham, Southern Miss (78th overall)
7. Chris Robison, FAU (109th overall)
8. Steven Duncan, WKU (111th overall)
9. Chris Reynolds, Charlotte (112th overall)
10. Steven Williams, ODU (117th overall)
11. Kai Locksley, UTEP (119th overall)
12. Asher O’Hara, MTSU (122nd overall)
13. Frank Harris, UTSA (125th overall)
14. Tom Stewart, Rice (126th overall)
It seems to that the consensus around the country is that J’Mar is somewhere around that five spot in Conference USA. Your thoughts overall?
1. Mason Fine, North Texas (11th overall)
2. James Morgan, FIU (49th overall)
3. Tyler Johnston, UAB (66th overall)
4. Isaiah Green, Marshall (69th overall)
5. J’Mar Smith, Louisiana Tech (74th overall) – Smith enters his third year as Louisiana Tech’s starter, looking to improve off last year’s career-high 3,160 passing yards. The Mississippi native has tossed 31 touchdowns and rushed for 530 yards and 9 scores over the last two years. He also led Conference USA quarterbacks by completing 12 passes of 40 or more yards in 2019. Helping Smith’s case for All-Conference USA honors in 2019 is a solid receiving corps, featuring likely first-team all-conference pick Adrian Hardy.
6. Jack Abraham, Southern Miss (78th overall)
7. Chris Robison, FAU (109th overall)
8. Steven Duncan, WKU (111th overall)
9. Chris Reynolds, Charlotte (112th overall)
10. Steven Williams, ODU (117th overall)
11. Kai Locksley, UTEP (119th overall)
12. Asher O’Hara, MTSU (122nd overall)
13. Frank Harris, UTSA (125th overall)
14. Tom Stewart, Rice (126th overall)
It seems to that the consensus around the country is that J’Mar is somewhere around that five spot in Conference USA. Your thoughts overall?
