Where Texas lands in ESPN’s future quarterback power rankings

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ESPN recently released their future power rankings for the top 25 quarterback rooms in college football.

The projections take into account each program’s position group for the next three seasons (2023, 2024 and 2025). The state of current rosters, committed recruits and likelihood of transfer is all taken into consideration.

For Texas in particular, they have to feel pleased with where their quarterback room is right now. Returning starter Quinn Ewers appears to have turned the corner and progressed this offseason and talented signal-callers Maalik Murphy and Arch Manning are waiting in the wings.

The Longhorns quarterback room landed among the top 10 in ESPN’s rankings. USC took the top overall spot with returning starter Caleb Williams and former five-star Malachi Nelson set to take over when Williams departs for the NFL draft after the 2023 season.

Here’s a look at ESPN’s top 10 future quarterback power rankings.

Oregon Ducks

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Projected starter for 2023: Bo Nix

Florida State

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Projected starter for 2023: Jordan Travis

Tennessee Volunteers

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Projected starter for 2023: Nico Iamaleava or Joe Milton

Texas Longhorns

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Projected starter for 2023: Quinn Ewers

Michigan Wolverines

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Projected starter for 2023: J.J. McCarthy

Alabama Crimson Tide

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Projected starter for 2023: Jalen Milroe

Georgia Bulldogs

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Projected starter for 2023: Carson Beck

Oklahoma Sooners

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Projected starter for 2023: Dillon Gabriel

Ohio State Buckeyes

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Projected starter for 2023: Kyle McCord

USC Trojans

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Projected starter for 2023: Caleb Williams

Story originally appeared on Longhorns Wire

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