Super Bowl Winning QBs (1 Viewer)

[gocats]

1. PAC 10 - Eight SB Rings

1. 4 from Stanford (Jim Plunkett 2, John Elway 2) 2. 3 from UCLA (all Aikman) 3. 1 from Washington State (Mark Rypien)

2. Independents - 7 SB Rings
1. 5 from ND (Montana 4, Theismann 1) 2. 2 from Navy (Staubach)

3. Big 10 - Six and a half SB Rings
1. 3 from UM (Brady) 2. 3 from Purdue (Griese 2, Len Dawson) 3. .5 from MSU (Earl Morral replaced Johnny Unitas in 2nd Quarter)

4. WAC - 5 SB Rings
1. 4 from Louisiana Tech (All Terry Bradshaw) 2. 1 from Fresno State (Trent Dilfer)

5. SEC - 4 SB Rings
1. All from Alabama (Bart Starr 2, Joe Namath, Ken Stabler)

6. Moutain West - 2 SB Rings
1. Both from BYU (Jim McMahon, Steve Young)

7. Big East - 1.5 SB Rings
1. 1 from WVU (Jeff Hostetler) 2. .5 from Louisville (Unitas - see Earl Morrall)

8. Six Tied with 1 SB Ring
1. ACC - Florida State (Brad Johnson) 2. C-USA - Southern Miss (Favre) 3. MAC - Miami, OH (Roethliesberger) 4. Gateway (Div 1AA) - Northern Iowa (K. Warner) 5. Southwestern Athletic (Div 1AA) - Grambling State (Doug Williams) 6. Pioneer League (Div 1AA) - Morehead State (Phil Simms)

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[FUBAR]

great, more LHUCKS feeder.

 

[Christo]

1. PAC 10 - Eight SB Rings

3 from UCLA (all Aikman)

One of those belongs to the Big 8.

 

[BassNBrew]

You can add another to the SEC.

 

[BassNBrew]

Wasn't BYU a WAC school back in the day???

 

[The Man With No Name]

Louisiana Tech (Bradshaw) was in the Southland Conference from 1971-1986 when those Super Bowls were won, and the Gulf States Conference from 1948-1970 when Bradshaw was there.

 

[Mr Capicollo]

Louisiana Tech (Bradshaw) was in the Southland Conference from 1971-1986 when those Super Bowls were won, and the Gulf States Conference from 1948-1970 when Bradshaw was there.

A lot of these schools were in different conferences. So Miss, FSU, BYU, Fresno St, WVU, and Lousiville. I don't think Morehead was in the Pioneer when Simms went there either.

 

[Bracie Smathers]

1. PAC 10 - Eight SB Rings

1. 4 from Stanford (Jim Plunkett 2, John Elway 2) 2. 3 from UCLA (all Aikman) 3. 1 from Washington State (Mark Rypien)

2. Independents - 7 SB Rings
1. 5 from ND (Montana 4, Theismann 1) 2. 2 from Navy (Staubach)

3. Big 10 - Six and a half SB Rings
1. 3 from UM (Brady) 2. 3 from Purdue (Griese 2, Len Dawson) 3. .5 from MSU (Earl Morral replaced Johnny Unitas in 2nd Quarter)

4. WAC - 5 SB Rings
1. 4 from Louisiana Tech (All Terry Bradshaw) 2. 1 from Fresno State (Trent Dilfer)

5. SEC - 4 SB Rings
1. All from Alabama (Bart Starr 2, Joe Namath, Ken Stabler)

6. Moutain West - 2 SB Rings
1. Both from BYU (Jim McMahon, Steve Young)

7. Big East - 1.5 SB Rings
1. 1 from WVU (Jeff Hostetler) 2. .5 from Louisville (Unitas - see Earl Morrall)

8. Six Tied with 1 SB Ring
1. ACC - Florida State (Brad Johnson) 2. C-USA - Southern Miss (Favre) 3. MAC - Miami, OH (Roethliesberger) 4. Gateway (Div 1AA) - Northern Iowa (K. Warner) 5. Southwestern Athletic (Div 1AA) - Grambling State (Doug Williams) 6. Pioneer League (Div 1AA) - Morehead State (Phil Simms)

Nothing from the Big 8/12? Not ever? Now with the Big 12 Vince Young looks like he's got the best chance to represent the Big 8/12.What about ALL 80 starting Super Bowl QBs, even the losing ones? I know the old Big 8 had the running teams and option QBs who prolly never made a dent in the NFL but I would imagine that somebody from either the Big 8 or 12 must have made it. Kordell Stewart was on the Steeler losing team but he may have been in his SLASH roll rather than as starting QB.

 

[Norseman]

You can add another to the SEC.