Decent teams with good, yound quarterbacks to develop

[Bamafanforlife]

Like 4 star schools or under. Freshman or sophomores that could end up being really good with the right coaching and environment.

[JstkrznTTU]

UCLA

Has a RS Freshman QB with good wheels, good arm and accuracy. On top of that, UCLA is a 2* if I recall correctly, in a good conference, and located in Cali (good for recruiting). Was able to build them up to a 5* within only a few seasons.

[xcrushx]

I'd give UVA a look. We have Phillip Sims (r-SO) who is rated ~80. We also have David Watford (SO) that is in the high 70s. And Greyson Lambert (FR). I can't remember what Lambert is rated in the game but I remember it being a little lower than where I think he should be. He was only a 3 star but he had offers from Georgia, Alabama, South Carolina, Clemson, and Miami.

[GruffyMcGuiness]

Georgia Tech. Vad Lee and Justin Thomas. Our offense isn't most people's cup of tea, though.

[Mckinley Cash]

WVU. Freshman (RS) QB, Ford Childress, that will probably start this year, from Texas. True freshman dual-treat QB, Chavas Rawlins, as a third string backup, with good skill set. Also a very young talented receiving core led by true freshman Shelton Gibson, 4* WR, and the very quick, undersized, Jordan Thompson, out of Katy, TX.

[Madwolf]

Louisville, how can you hate on Teddy Bridgewater!

[stormisbruin]

All of these suggestions are definitely great. Indiana's Tre Roberson is also great. And Arizona State's Taylor Kelly.

[tbennett54]

Marshall with Rakeem Cato