He shattered school records for passing efficiency (169.8) and touchdown passes (34).
But for now, seventh seems about right.īarrett burst on the scene as a redshirt freshman in 2014, and was named the Big Ten's quarterback-of-the-year. His career is still in progress and I have no doubt at this time next year he will be higher on this list. Barrett might have been the trickiest part of making this list. Will he make it 4-0? (Photo: Tim Fuller, USA TODAY Sports) He played six seasons in the NFL, three with the Eagles (1996-98) and three with the Oakland Raiders (1999-2001).īarrett is 3-0 against Michigan.
Hoying was a third-round pick in the 1996 NFL Draft by the Philadelphia Eagles. The '95 offense was also the gold standard at OSU until guys named Urban Meyer and Tom Herman came to Columbus and shattered the records during their second season in Columbus in 2013. 2 ranking in the country when he was a senior in 1995. But Hoying was a big reason the Buckeyes went from a national afterthought in the early 90s, to as high as the No. Hoying gets docked due to his passing efficiency rating (142.6) which is worse than anyone except Rex Kern who made this list.
He’s also second behind Art Schlichter in career passing yards with 7,232 and second behind Joe Germaine in single-season passing yards with 3,269 (in 1995). (Photo: Getty)īobby Hoying was an accomplished three-year starter for the Buckeyes (1993-95) and is tied with Terrelle Pryor for the most passing touchdowns in school history with 57 (and has the honor all to himself if you take away Pryor’s 2010 season). Hoying helped bring the Buckeyes back to national prominance.
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