Trent Dilfer on "bad quarterbacks in college"

Listening to his interview on SVP, he doesn't single out any coaches or schools but this is what he says...

Says fans look at it wrong and say "we have a 4 or 5 star QB, so he'll be good when he gets here." Says fans need to start looking at the track record of a staff for developing a QB. He said it's a shame because college football has become an "all boys network" where head coaches hire their buddies because it's safe and comfortable but not in the best interest of developing their QB.

Says he has never told a kid where to go to school, but there have been times a kid has picked a school and his stomach drops because he knows he won't be developed there. Goes on to say that talent at QB in CFB isn't the problem, there's 50+ guys that a good coach can take and win with, even though some are more talented than others. Said its mind boggling with how much easier the game is for QBs today that some teams struggle so much there, and it's a coach issue not a QB issue.

No teams, coaches named. But...