2021 Quarterback Recruiting Class Breakdown by Player and Conference

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The pickings are getting slim for college football programs across the country seeking that quarterback that can post wins on the board, especially within a specific scheme. After four-star Texas pro-style quarterback Shedeur Sanders shocked the recruiting world verbally committing to Florida Atlantic on Monday (July 13), there are now only three quarterbacks uncommitted in the Top 50; 4-Star Ty Keyes, 3-Star Braylon Braxton, and 3-Star Maddox Kopp. The availability in the next 50 ranked field generals by 247/Sports, 16 three-star talents are still seeking their ideal fit.

2021 Quarterback Recruiting Notes

In the Power 5 ranks, Duke, TCU, USC, Florida, and Mississippi State each have two quarterbacks committed.

Colorado State takes the cake with three 2021 quarterbacks attached.

Louisville, Miami, Ole Miss, Oklahoma State, Maryland, Rutgers, Colorado, Vanderbilt, and Alabama are without a QB commitment.

2021 QB Commits with Conference and Program

ACC

Atlantic Division

Boston College – 3-Star Emmett Morehead – pro-style

Clemson – 3-Star Bubba Chandler – pro-style

Florida State – 4-Star Luke Altmyer – pro-style

Louisville –

NC State – 4-Star Aaron McLaughlin – pro-style

Syracuse – 3-Star Justin Lamson – dual-threat

Wake Forest – 3-Star Santino Marucci – pro-style

Coastal Division

Duke – 3-Star Riley Leonard – dual-threat and 3-Star Jordan Moore – dual-threat

Georgia Tech – 3-Star Chayden Peery – pro-style

Miami –

North Carolina – No. 8 4-Star Drake Maye – pro-style

Pittsburgh – 3-Star Nate Yarnell – pro-style

Virginia – 3-Star Jay Woolfolk – dual-threat

Virginia Tech – 3-Star Tahj Bullock

Big 12

Baylor – 3-Star Kyron Drones – dual-threat

Iowa State – 3-Star Charles Wright – pro-style

Kansas – 3-Star Ben Easters – pro-style

Kansas State – Jake Rubley – pro-style

Oklahoma – 5-Star Caleb Williams – dual-threat

Oklahoma State –

Texas – 4-Star Jalen Milroe – dual-threat

TCU – 3-Star Trent Battle – dual-threat and 3-star Alexander Honig – pro -style

Texas Tech – 4-Star Behren Morton – pro-style

West Virginia – 3-Star Will Crowder – pro-style

Big Ten

East Division

Indiana – 4-Star Donaven McCulley – dual-threat

Maryland –

Michigan – 5-Star JJ McCarthy – pro-style

Michigan State – 3-Star Hampton Fay – pro-style

Ohio State – 5-Star Kyle McCord – pro-style

Penn State – 4-Star Christian Veilleux – pro-style

Rutgers –

West Division

Illinois – 3-Star Samari Collier – dual threat

Iowa – 3-Star Joey Labas – dual-threat

Minnesota – 4-Star Athan Kaliakmanis – dual-threat

Nebraska – 3-Star Heinrich Haarberg – dual-threat

Northwestern – Brendan Sullivan – pro-style

Purdue – 4-Star Sam Jackson – dual-threat

Wisconsin – 3-Star Deacon Hill – pro-style

Pac-12

North Division

California – 4-Star Kai Millner – pro-style

Oregon – 4-Star Ty Thompson – pro-style

Oregon State – 3-Star Sam Vidlak – pro-style

Stanford – 3-Star Ari Patu – dual-threat

Washington – 5-Star Sam Huard – pro-style

Washington State – 3-Star Xavier Ward – dual-threat

South Division

Arizona – 3-Star Clay Millen – pro-style

Arizona State – 3-Star Finn Collins – pro-style

Colorado –

UCLA – 3-Star Kajiya Hollawayne – dual-threat

USC – 4-Star Jake Garcia – pro-style and 4-Star Miller Moss – pro style

Utah – 4-Star Peter Costelli – dual-threat

SEC

East Division

Florida – 4-Star Carlos Del Rio – pro-style and 3-Star Jalen Kitna – pro-style

Georgia – 5-Star Brock Vandagriff – dual-threat

Kentucky – 3-Styar Kaiya Sheron – pro-style

Missouri – 3-Star Tyler Macon – dual-threat

South Carolina – 3-Star Colten Gauthier – pro-style

Tennessee – 4-Star Kaidon Salter – dual-threat

Vanderbilt –

West Division

Alabama –

Arkansas – 3-Star Lucas Coley – dual-threat

Auburn – 4-Star Dematrius Davis – dual-threat

LSU – 4-Star Garrett Nussmeier – pro-style

Mississippi State – 4-Star Sawyer Robertson – pro-style and 3-Star Daniel Greek – pro-style

Ole Miss –

Texas A&M – 4-Star Eli Stowers – dual-threat

Independents

Army –

BYU –

Connecticut –

Liberty – 3-Star Nate Hampton – pro-style

Massachusetts – Brady Olson

New Mexico State –

Notre Dame – 5-Star Tyler Buchner – dual-threat

AAC

Cincinnati – 3-Star Brady Lichtenberg – pro-style

Memphis – 3-Star Seth Henigan – pro-style

SMU – 4-Star Preston Stone – dual-threat

Temple – 3-Star – Justin Lynch – dual-threat

Troy – 3-Star Quayde Hawkins – pro-style

Tulane – Billy Wiles – pro-style

USF – 3-Star Timmy McClain – dual-threat

Conference USA

Charlotte – 3-Star Zyquez Perryman – dual-threat

Florida International – 4-Star Shedeur Sanders – pro-style

Middle Tennessee – 3-Star Matthew Geeting – pro-style

North Texas – 3-Star Bryce Drummond – pro-style

Old Dominion – 3-Star Billy Edwards – pro-style

Rice – Shawqi Itaish – pro-style

UTSA – 3-Star Eddie Lee Marburger – pro-style

Western Kentucky – 3-Star Chance McDonald – pro-style

Mid-American Conference

Bowling Green – 3-Star Jacory Jordan – dual-threat

Buffalo – 3-Star Brian Plummer – dual-threat

Northern Illinois – 3-Star Ethan Hampton – pro-style

Toledo – 3-Star Elijah Wesley – dual-threat

Western Michigan – 3-Star Mareyohn Hrabowski – dual-threat

Mountain West Conference

Air Force – 3-Star TJ Urban – dual-threat

Colorado State – 3-Star Luke McAllister, 3-Star Chance Harris, and 3-Star Evan Olaes

Nevada – 3-Star Drew Scolari – dual-threat

New Mexico – 3-Star Bear Milacek – pro-style

San Diego State – 3-Star William Haskell – dual-threat

UNLV – 3-Star Cameron Friel – pro-style

Sun Belt Conference

Appalachian State – 3-Star DC Tabscott – pro-style

Arkansas State – 3-Star Wyatte Begeal – dual-threat

Coastal Carolina – 3-Star Ty Lyles – dual-threat

Louisiana – 3-Star Zy McDonald – pro-style

Ivy League

Georgetown – 3-Star Dorian Nowell – pro-style

Harvard – 3-Star Conor Easthope – dual-threat

Yale – 3-Star Austin Tutas – dual-threat

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Photo credit: Nussmeier family; 4-Star Garrett Nussmeier (LSU)