If you want to see a ton of touchdown passes this season, the QB to watch is Hawaii pivot Colt Brennan. Last season Brennan threw for an astounding 5,549 yards and 58 touchdowns while leading the high-scoring Warriors’ offense. Brennan could possibly top those numbers this year if the Warriors rule the WAC.

If it’s consistency and wins you’re looking for, keep an eye on USC quarterback John David Booty. In his first full season as a starter last year, Booty threw 29 touchdowns and only nine interceptions. His four-TD performance in the Rose Bowl was a real coming-out party for Booty, and shows what we should expect from him this year.

The most dangerous QB in the nation may be West Virginia’s Pat White, who can beat you through the air and on the ground. Last season White threw 18 touchdown passes and only seven interceptions, while rushing for 1,219 yards and 18 touchdowns last season. And he did that while battling some nagging injuries late in the season.