College Footballs Newest Era: The Spread Offense; The top Spread Quarterbacks of the Decade

The four year starter was brought into start at a South Florida football team that was starting to experiment with the Spread Offense, and Grothe's dual threat ability proved to be a perfect fit and the program was turned around. In 2007 they got off to a 6-0 start and had the entire nation talking about USF and their star quarterback. In Grothe's career, he has thrown for 8,312 yards, and 48 touchdowns.

Todd Reesing has really been vital in turning around this program in 2007. Eric Mangini itroduced the Spread offense a few years earlier, but 2007 was the year he got all the right athletes for the offense. In the Seniors career at Kansas, he has 7,786 yards, and 70 touchdowns.

Robinson is entering his third season starting for the Cowboys. It might seem a little weird to already throw Robinsons name up with some of these other guys, but he has really stepped and help Mike Gundy turn this team into a BCS contender. In his career he has thrown for 6,368, and 53 touchdowns.

A lot of people forget that Urban Meyer coached at Utah. While he was there, he has a great young quarterback named Alex Smith. He led them to some great years. *Could not find career stats on ESPN.COM*

Missouri introduced the Spread Offense with their previous quarterback, Brad Smith. Chase Daniel helped perfect it. He helped Missouri become a BCS contender. In his career he threw for 12,515 yards and 101 touchdowns through three years of starting.

In 2008, Graham Harrell helped make Texas Tech a national power. They finished 11-2 on that season. Harrell dominated his career at Texas Tech. He threw for 15,793 yards, and 134 touchdowns.

Because of where he plays, Dan Lefevour has gotten very little recognition. He has been described as the MAC's Tim Tebow. He is one of the best Dual Threats I've ever seen at the college level. Throughout his career, Lefevour has almost 12,000 total yards, and almost 100 total touchdowns.

In Brennan's years at Hawaii, he made them a BCS contender. In his career, 14, 93 yards, and 131 touchdowns. It was tough deciding between him and Graham Harrell in this spot, but I think that Graham Harrell has more athletetes to work with.

What can I say about Tim Tebow. Not only one of College Football greatest competitors of all time, but also a very good person off the field. He has willed Florida to victories week after week. In Tebow's career, he has Over 8,000 total yards, and 111 total touchdowns.

Is this really that surprising? Now I know some people think Tebow belongs here. I beg to differ. He led his 'Horns to a national championship in one of the greatest games I've ever witnessed. Before I show you the stats, please realize, that he only started for two seasons. One of which, the playing time and pass attempts were limited. He has over 6,000 total yards, and 64 total touchdowns. In both of his years starting, he rushed for over 1,000 yards.