Mountain View senior quarterback Jacob Hollister is now the Cougars all-time leader in career passing yards and touchdown passes… and he still has lots of football to play this season.

Career Touchdown Passes @ MV
1 – 51 – Jacob Hollister 2009-11
2 – 28 – Gabe Nehl 1994-96
3 – 25 – Casey Powell 1991-92
3 – 25 – Jason Watkins 1984-84
5 – 24 – Taylor Drew 1997-99

Career Passing Yards @ MV
1 – 3,744 – Jacon Hollister 2009-11
2 – 3,504 – Gabe Nehl 1994-96
3 – 3,389 – Tim Corrigan 1980-82
4 – 3,183 – Curt Plants 1999-2001

Hollister 2011 stats
1,051 yards
14 TDs

One-hand catch ESPN:

Not a lot of surefire, can’t miss, number one draft picks come along… Stanford quarterback Andrew Luck sure seems to be one of them. He’s legit! Watch the videos below.

We all know he can pass, but watch what else he can do!

Andrew Luck can run!

Andrew Luck can tackle!

One-hand catch field angle:

• ”LSU suspends QB Jordan Jefferson, LB Josh Johns indefinitely after warrants issued for their arrests” – Oregonlive.com
• “Commentary: College Football turns itself in to authorities” – LA Times.com
• “Deke: Jefferson’s arrest & suspension not “doomsday” for LSU football” WWL.com

Terrelle Pryor was the ultimate recruit… that didn’t work out. Jeremiah Masoli was the starter… that didn’t work out. So how has sophomore quarterback Darron Thomas’ numbers compared to those two this season? Keep in mind Thomas has another game to play. The leader of the three has his stat in bold.

Darron Thomas- 6-3, 212lb, Sophomore
Passing – 151.06 rating – 2,518 yards – 60.7% - 28 TDs
Rushing – 86 carries – 488 yards – 5.7 avg – 5 TDs
Record – 12-0

Terrelle Pryor - 6-6, 233lb, Junior
Passing – 157.9 rating – 2,772 yards – 65% – 27 TDs
Rushing – 135 carries – 754 yards – 5.6 avg – 4 TDs
Record – 12-1

Jeremiah Masoli – 5-11, 220lb, Senior
Passing – 121.11 rating – 2,039 yards – 56.4% – 14 TDs
Rushing – 121 carries – 544 yards – 4.5 avg – 6 TDs
Record – 4-8

Michael Vick played pretty much the best football game I’ve ever seen last Monday night. Cam Newton looks like an NFL player playing against a junior high team at times. The NFL and college quarterbacks respectively, are dominating on the field this year. Vick is the super-exciting scramble, keep the play alive, quarterback for the Philadelphia Eagles. Newton is the Hesiman hopeful big, strong, versatile quarterback for the Auburn Tigers.

Both players set the highlight reels ablaze every weekend. And they are both popular subjects of sports-talk radio, not just for what they do on the field, but more so for what they have or may have done off the field.

Bill Plaschke wrote yesterday “Dog owners can’t forgive Michael Vick.”

Cam Newton leads the USA Today Heisman Watch. But he’s getting even more ink for allegations he is on a pay-to-play deal @ Auburn.

Vick has already paid for his crime, but all is not forgiven and clearly not forgotten. Newton is innocent until proven guilty, but that may not be the case in the court of public opinion.

So what do you think of the two controversial quarterbacks?

• Former Beaver Anderson to start for Cardinals at QB
• TV ratings up for Tradition golf
Tournament finale in Sunriver draws more viewers than in 2009
• Canzano: Hope for innocence to prevail in McMinnville – Oregonlive.com

New York Jets announce Mark Brunell No. 2 quarterback, Kellen Clemens to No. 3

Oregon football all-decade team: A golden era for quarterbacks (poll) – Oregonlive.com

Kellen, of Burns, has got my vote!

OregonPreps.com a Rivals sports website has it’s top 40 2011 Oregon football prospect rankings up and Redmond’s Mitch Dahlen is the only Central Oregon athlete to crack the top 40. The 6-foot-4 quarterback is ranked 17th among all Oregon prep football players.