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ND's QB development is ranked #29 out of 65 Power 5 Teams by Hickster

The most important position to coach and development is the Quarterback. The recent NC teams have had high quality QBs that were well developed by their staff, and made them a multi dimensional offense.

How can the HC of a team be considered the 3rd best coach, when he is in the middle of the pack in developing QBs, without doubt the most important position on the field.

If Kelly/Rees cannot develop Buchner (who has limited high school reps) and even demonstrate some strong potential as the back-up to Coan this year, ND will be mired in 2nd tier QB recruiting in the future - Good Luck winning a NC!

I located the list from one of the articles that are attached to one the articles attached to NDNation's front page. This particular article was further below the primary article that was attached. I cannot recall the publisher of the article (I thought it was 247). I tried to google it but could not find it. Perhaps someone can locate it.