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ESPN Ranks LSU QB Sam Leavitt Among Power 4 Quarterbacks

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ESPN's Bill Connelly released his first quarterback rankings of the 2026 season this week, ranking all 68 Power 4 starters.
LSU quarterback Sam Leavitt came in at No. 19 after an up-and-down start that has still included several impressive performances.
Connelly highlighted Leavitt's strong outings against Clemson and Texas A&M, while also noting the injuries he's battled early in the season.
1. Darian Mensah, Miami Hurricanes
2. CJ Carr, Notre Dame Fighting Irish
3. Julian Sayin, Ohio State Buckeyes
4. Trinidad Chambliss, Ole Miss Rebels
5. Kamario Taylor, Mississippi State Bulldogs
6. Jayden Maiava, USC Trojans
7. Keelon Russell, Alabama Crimson Tide
8. Gunner Stockton, Georgia Bulldogs
9. Drew Mestemaker, Oklahoma State Cowboys
10. Lincoln Kienholz, Louisville Cardinals
LSU quarterback Sam Leavitt came in at No. 19 after an up-and-down start that has still included several impressive performances.
Connelly highlighted Leavitt's strong outings against Clemson and Texas A&M, while also noting the injuries he's battled early in the season.
quote:Here's the Top 10:
19. Sam Leavitt, LSU Tigers
Spring ranking: 14th Total QBR: 79.6 | Pass Yds: 1,044 | Rush Yds: 256 | Total TDs: 11
Leavitt has been a moving target in 2026. His work against Clemson and Texas A&M -- 86 total points, a 91.3 Total QBR, 10.5 yards per dropback, 7.9 yards per (non-sack) carry -- was Heisman-worthy, but he threw four interceptions and averaged just 6.4 yards per dropback against Louisiana Tech and Ole Miss. He's banged up, and his star tight end (Trey'Dez Green) is out, but his numbers are still good.
1. Darian Mensah, Miami Hurricanes
2. CJ Carr, Notre Dame Fighting Irish
3. Julian Sayin, Ohio State Buckeyes
4. Trinidad Chambliss, Ole Miss Rebels
5. Kamario Taylor, Mississippi State Bulldogs
6. Jayden Maiava, USC Trojans
7. Keelon Russell, Alabama Crimson Tide
8. Gunner Stockton, Georgia Bulldogs
9. Drew Mestemaker, Oklahoma State Cowboys
10. Lincoln Kienholz, Louisville Cardinals
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