Top QB performances from week 13 of college football

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Just like that. The regular season is over. 13 weeks, 800+ games with just championship weekend and bowl season remaining until 2024.

A remarkable college football season, from the Pac-12’s swan song to the logjam in the College Football playoff race, is reaching its end.

In what will be a lot of players’ final games in college, the top names at the quarterback position had one last chance at a signature performance before the season ended.

We see how the weekend went for the top quarterbacks in what’s probably the final regular season game of their college careers.

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Another week of Michigan football means another week of questioning where quarterback J.J. McCarthy will eventually be slotted in next year’s NFL draft.

McCarthy had an up-and-down performance in The Game against Ohio State on Saturday.

He went 16-for-20 for 148 yards and a touchdown. The run game ruled the day again for Michigan, but McCarthy had a few throws that made you question the hype around him.

But, just when you think that you’re out. He pulls you back in with a laser like this one:

These few highlight throws are not enough to solidify him as the QB3 in this draft, but they are enough to keep teams interested in what he could become.

Rob Kinnan-USA TODAY Sports

North Carolina quarterback Drake Maye left in the fourth quarter of his game on Saturday against rival NC State with an apparent ankle injury.

Maye has been deemed the second-best quarterback in this draft, with arguments surfacing for being the top guy.

Before leaving, Maye was 22-of-38 for 254 yards with two touchdowns and two interceptions. He added 106 yards on nine carries and another touchdown on the ground.

While far from his best performance, he did show a few glimpses of what made him such a touted prospect come April.

If this injury is serious enough, it…

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Author : Vikings Wire

Publish date : 2023-11-27 19:30:37

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