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Everybody who covered college football considered Flowers a great college player. I'm not going on a limb here. His career stats are 8,174 passing yards, 71 TDs, 23 INTs and 3,672 rushing yards with 41 TDs. He was the conference player of the year. USF finished 19th and 21st his last two years...

Flowers was a great college QB.

2014- Winky Flowers 2015- Lamar Jackson (Heisman) 2016- Tyler Huntley Would have been quite the improvement. Most of us wanted Flowers over Rosier as the second QB to Kaaya.

Flowers was a beast, as you said. The rest didn’t do anything. Lamar Jackson came out the next year and was one of the best college players ever. We don’t need to take all of them. But if we had been taking the best of them we would’ve had a much better QB situation than we had last year.

Render burst on the scene really late. He didn't start at Homestead, which blows my mind. He transferred to South Dade as a senior, threw 41 TDs, won the state title, set a title game record, and came back home to win the Dade/Broward game MVP. If he keeps improving, teams that run spread...

Right now, absolutely. But times change. Texas has supplanted California as the quarterback capital, and it's not even close. Florida is way behind those guys but climbing. Spread offenses and 7-on-7 camps are revolutionizing Florida football. Last year, a South Florida quarterback got picked...

Same things were said about Teddy Bridgewater and Rakeem Cato.

Looks like nine South Florida QBs went D-1: Sean White, University (Auburn) Treon Harris, Booker T (Florida) Peyton Bender, Cardinal Gibbons (Washington State) Winky Flowers, Jackson (USF) Nico Pierre, Coral Reef (Duke) Wade Freebeck, STA (Vanderbilt) Alin Eduoard, Hialeah (Syracuse) Bud...