The Sports Network quarteback rankings

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The Sports Network quarteback rankings say we'd better hope the secondary is good this year. They mention over half the FCS QBs but none from Albany.

 

Top Quarterbacks

10. Liam Coen, Massachusetts, Senior, 6-1, 220

 

Others to watch:Kevin Rombach, Duquesne;

Bryan Savage, Hofstra;

Brett Burke, Monmouth;

Erik Cwalinski, Robert Morris;

 

Top Transfers:

5. Rob Schoenhoft, Delaware, Junior, 6-6, 238

Ohio State transfer, who was being asked to move to tight end by the Buckeyes, has size and a nice arm, but looked somewhat lost during spring practice. Schoenhoft is battling redshirt freshman Lou Ritacco for playing time.

9. Connor Dixon, Duquesne, Sophomore, 6-4, 199

The coaching change at Michigan State that took place prior to the 2007 season helped hasten his transfer. Dixon is coming off shoulder surgery, but should give the Dukes tremendous depth at the very least.

 

New Starters:

1. R.J. Toman, New Hampshire, Sophomore, 6-1, 195

The sophomore has a good arm and a lot of offensive talent around him, but will need to show he can stretch the field.

 

Best Depth:

5. Duquesne

The Dukes have one of the top QBs nationally in Kevin Rombach (2,515 yards of total offense, 21 TDs), and a player in Scott Knapp who threw for 2,853 yards and 28 TDs as the starter in 2006 and could find himself in an NFL camp next year. Now they have added strong-armed Michigan State transfer Connor Dixon to the mix.