Career records of 2008 BCS conference starting quarterbacks.
I couldn't find a list of this info anywhere online, so I've put the list together here.
Note: In games where the starter listed here replaced another starter very early in a game (i.e. 1st quarter, early 2nd quarter), I've given him credit for that game's result, so long as the QB didn't enter the game with his team in a TD or greater hole. Conversely, in games where the starter listed here left very early due to injury (and not from simply having played poorly), I have not given him credit for that game's result.
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Overall:
Pittsburgh (Bill Stull): 1-0 (1.000)
Kansas (Todd Reesing): 11-1 (.917)
West Virginia (Pat White*): 29-4 (.879)
Ohio State (Todd Boeckman): 11-2 (.846)
Oklahoma (Sam Bradford**): 11-2 (.846)
Georgia (Matthew Stafford^^^) 18-4 (.818)
Texas (Colt McCoy***): 20-5 (.800)
UCLA (Ben Olson^^): 7-2 (.778)
Wake Forest (Riley Skinner): 20-6 (.769)
Virginia Tech (Sean Glennon): 27-9 (.750)
Missouri (Chase Daniel): 21-7 (.750)
Louisville (Hunter Cantwell): 3-1 (.750)
Rutgers (Mike Teel): 20-8 (.714)
Clemson (Cullen Harper): 10-4 (.714)
South Florida (Matt Grothe): 18-8 (.692)
Connecticut (Tyler Lorenzen): 9-4 (.692)
Florida (Tim Tebow): 9-4 (.692)
California (Nate Longshore): 17-8 (.680)
Arizona State (Rudy Carpenter): 21-10 (.677)
USC (Mark Sanchez): 2-1 (.667)
Texas Tech (Graham Harrell): 17-9 (.654)
Mississippi State (Wesley Carroll): 5-3 (.625)
Navy (Kaheaku-Enhada): 12-8 (.600)
Oregon State (Sean Canfield): 6-4 (.600)
Purdue (Curtis Painter): 19-13 (.594)
Texas A&M (Stephen McGee): 16-11 (.593)
Oklahoma State (Zac Robinson): 7-5 (.583)
Florida State (Drew Weatherford): 18-13 (.581)
Arkansas (Casey Dick): 13-10 (.565)
Cincinnati (Dustin Grutza): 6-5 (.545)
Iowa (Jake Christensen): 7-6 (.538)
Alabama (John Wilson): 13-13 (.500)
Oregon (Justin Roper): 1-1 (.500)
Indiana (Kellen Lewis): 11-12 (.478)
Illinois (Juice Williams): 10-11 (.476)
Northwestern (C.J. Bacher): 8-9 (.471)
Michigan State (Brian Hoyer): 7-8 (.467)
Colorado (Cody Hawkins): 6-7 (.462)
Maryland (Chris Turner): 4-5 (.444)
Arizona (Willie Tuitama): 11-14 (.440)
Kansas State (Josh Freeman): 9-12 (.429)
Vanderbilt (Chris Nickson): 7-10 (.412)
North Carolina State (Daniel Evans): 6-11 (.353)
North Carolina (T.J. Yates): 4-8 (.333)
Notre Dame (Jimmy Clausen): 3-6 (.333)
Stanford (Tavita Pritchard): 2-4 (.333)
Nebraska (Joe Ganz): 1-2 (.333)
Washington (Jake Locker): 3-9 (.250)
Baylor (Blake Szymanski^): 3-11 (.214)
Syracuse (Andrew Robinson): 2-8 (.200)
Army (Carson Williams): 3-13 (.188)
Minnesota (Adam Weber): 1-11 (.083)
Duke (Thaddeus Lewis): 1-23 (.042)
Tennessee (Jonathan Crompton): 0-2 (.000)
Mississippi (Jevan Snead***): 0-1 (.000)
Auburn (Kodi Burns): 0-0
Boston College (Chris Crane): 0-0
Georgia Tech (Josh Nesbitt): 0-0
Iowa State (Austen Arnaud): 0-0
Kentucky (Mike Hartline/Curtis Pulley): 0-0
LSU (Jarrett Lee): 0-0
Miami (Robert Marve): 0-0
Michigan (Steven Threet): 0-0
Penn State (Daryl Clark): 0-0
South Carolina (Tommy Beecher): 0-0
Virginia (Peter Lalich): 0-0
Washington State (Gary Rogers): 0-0
Wisconsin (Allan Evridge): 0-0
By Conference:
ACC
Wake Forest (Riley Skinner): 20-6 (.769)
Virginia Tech (Sean Glennon): 27-9 (.750)
Clemson (Cullen Harper): 10-4 (.714)
Florida State (Drew Weatherford): 18-13 (.581)
Maryland (Chris Turner): 4-5 (.444)
North Carolina State (Daniel Evans): 6-11 (.353)
North Carolina (T.J. Yates): 4-8 (.333)
Duke (Thaddeus Lewis): 1-23 (.042)
Boston College (Chris Crane): 0-0
Georgia Tech (Josh Nesbitt): 0-0
Virginia (Peter Lalich): 0-0
Miami (Robert Marve): 0-0
Big East
Pittsburgh (Bill Stull): 1-0 (1.000)
West Virginia (Pat White*): 29-4 (.879)
Louisville (Hunter Cantwell): 3-1 (.750)
Rutgers (Mike Teel): 20-8 (.714)
South Florida (Matt Grothe): 18-8 (.692)
Connecticut (Tyler Lorenzen): 9-4 (.692)
Cincinnati (Dustin Grutza): 6-5 (.545)
Syracuse (Andrew Robinson): 2-8 (.200)
Big 10
Ohio State (Todd Boeckman): 11-2 (.846)
Purdue (Curtis Painter): 19-13 (.594)
Indiana (Kellen Lewis): 11-12 (.478)
Iowa (Jake Christensen): 7-6 (.538)
Illinois (Juice Williams): 10-11 (.476)
Northwestern (C.J. Bacher): 8-9 (.471)
Michigan State (Brian Hoyer): 7-8 (.467)
Minnesota (Adam Weber): 1-11 (.083)
Michigan (Steven Threet): 0-0
Penn State (Daryl Clark): 0-0
Wisconsin (Allan Evridge): 0-0
Big 12
Kansas (Todd Reesing): 11-1 (.917)
Oklahoma (Sam Bradford**): 11-2 (.846)
Texas (Colt McCoy***): 20-5 (.800)
Missouri (Chase Daniel): 21-7 (.750)
Texas Tech (Graham Harrell): 17-9 (.654)
Texas A&M (Stephen McGee): 16-11 (.593)
Oklahoma State (Zac Robinson): 7-5 (.583)
Colorado (Cody Hawkins): 6-7 (.462)
Kansas State (Josh Freeman): 9-12 (.429)
Nebraska (Joe Ganz): 1-2 (.333)
Baylor (Blake Szymanski^): 3-11 (.214)
Iowa State (Austen Arnaud): 0-0
Independents
Navy (Kaheaku-Enhada): 12-8 (.600)
Notre Dame (Jimmy Clausen): 3-6 (.333)
Army (Carson Williams): 3-13 (.188)
Pac 10
UCLA (Ben Olson^^): 7-2 (.778)
California (Nate Longshore): 17-8 (.680)
Arizona State (Rudy Carpenter): 21-10 (.677)
USC (Mark Sanchez): 2-1 (.667)
Oregon State (Sean Canfield): 6-4 (.600)
Oregon (Justin Roper): 1-1 (.500)
Arizona (Willie Tuitama): 11-14 (.440)
Stanford (Tavita Pritchard): 2-4 (.333)
Washington (Jake Locker): 3-9 (.250)
Washington State (Gary Rogers): 0-0
SEC
Georgia (Matthew Stafford^^^) 18-4 (.818)
Florida (Tim Tebow): 9-4 (.692)
Mississippi State (Wesley Carroll): 5-3 (.625)
Arkansas (Casey Dick): 13-10 (.565)
Alabama (John Wilson): 13-13 (.500)
Vanderbilt (Chris Nickson): 7-10 (.412)
Tennessee (Jonathan Crompton): 0-2 (.000)
Mississippi (Jevan Snead***): 0-1 (.000)
Auburn (Kodi Burns): 0-0
Kentucky (Mike Hartline/Curtis Pulley): 0-0
LSU (Jarrett Lee): 0-0
South Carolina (Tommy Beecher): 0-0
Total wins:
West Virginia (Pat White*): 29
Virginia Tech (Sean Glennon): 27
Arizona State (Rudy Carpenter): 21
Missouri (Chase Daniel): 21
Rutgers (Mike Teel): 20
Texas (Colt McCoy***): 20
Wake Forest (Riley Skinner): 20
Purdue (Curtis Painter): 19
Florida State (Drew Weatherford): 18
Georgia (Matthew Stafford^^^) 18
South Florida (Matt Grothe): 18
Texas Tech (Graham Harrell): 17
Texas A&M (Stephen McGee): 16
Alabama (John Wilson): 13
Arkansas (Casey Dick): 13
Navy (Kaheaku-Enhada): 12
Arizona (Willie Tuitama): 11
Indiana (Kellen Lewis): 11
Kansas (Todd Reesing): 11
Ohio State (Todd Boeckman): 11
Oklahoma (Sam Bradford**): 11
Clemson (Cullen Harper): 10
Illinois (Juice Williams): 10
Connecticut (Tyler Lorenzen): 9
Florida (Tim Tebow): 9
Kansas State (Josh Freeman): 9
Northwestern (C.J. Bacher): 8
Iowa (Jake Christensen): 7
Michigan State (Brian Hoyer): 7
Oklahoma State (Zac Robinson): 7
UCLA (Ben Olson^^): 7
Vanderbilt (Chris Nickson): 7
Cincinnati (Dustin Grutza): 6
Colorado (Cody Hawkins): 6
North Carolina State (Daniel Evans): 6
Oregon State (Sean Canfield): 6
Mississippi State (Wesley Carroll): 5
Maryland (Chris Turner): 4
North Carolina (T.J. Yates): 4
Army (Carson Williams): 3
Baylor (Blake Szymanski^): 3
Louisville (Hunter Cantwell): 3
Notre Dame (Jimmy Clausen): 3
Washington (Jake Locker): 3
Stanford (Tavita Pritchard): 2
Syracuse (Andrew Robinson): 2
USC (Mark Sanchez): 2
California (Kevin Riley): 1
Duke (Thaddeus Lewis): 1
Oregon (Justin Roper): 1
Minnesota (Adam Weber): 1
Nebraska (Joe Ganz): 1
Pittsburgh (Bill Stull): 1
Tennessee (Jonathan Crompton): 0
Mississippi (Jevan Snead***): 0
Auburn (Kodi Burns): --
Boston College (Chris Crane): --
Georgia Tech (Josh Nesbitt): --
Iowa State (Austen Arnaud): --
Kentucky (Mike Hartline/Curtis Pulley): --
LSU (Jarrett Lee): --
Miami (Robert Marve): --
Michigan (Steven Threet): --
Penn State (Daryl Clark): --
South Carolina (Tommy Beecher): --
Virginia (Peter Lalich): --
Washington State (Gary Rogers): --
Wisconsin (Allan Evridge): --
* The South Florida game last year was a close call, but White played nearly a full half, so he gets credited with the loss... even though (as with Pittsburgh) I think WV pulls out the win if he doesn't get hurt.
** Bradford does not get credited with the Texas Tech loss. Knocked out very early after putting his team ahead with a TD pass.
*** Colt McCoy does not get credited with the Kansas State '06 loss. Knocked out very early. Jevan Snead gets the credit for that loss (although that one was largely on the Texas defense).
^Kirby Freeman could end up being the starter for Baylor, but I'll believe another college football team wants to start Kirby Freeman when I see it.
^^ Ben Olson does not get credited with the Notre Dame '07 loss. Knocked out at the end of the first quarter, and there is no way Notre Dame wins that game without Olson getting hurt.
^^^ Besides the games he has started, Stafford also gets credit for South Carolina and Ole Miss '06, in both of which he took about 90% of the snaps. Colorado '06 he gets a no decision. Georgia probably loses without the QB change... but who knows. He doesn't get credit for the win though.
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