Texas Tech quarterbacks under Mike Leach

Since head coach Mike Leach took over Texas Tech in 2000, the Red Raiders have transformed their offense into one of the best in the nation. Current quarterback Graham Harrell is closing in on Colt Brennan's passing and touchdown records and a possible Heisman trophy.

A look at Harrell's career and the other quarterbacks under Mike Leach:

Graham Harrell (2005-present)
	Year Comp Att Pct Yards TD INT 2005 37 55 67.3 422 3 0 2006 412 668 67.1 4,555 38 11 2007 512 713 71.9 5,705 48 14 2008 292 413 70.7 3,621 30 5 Totals 1,252 1,845 67.9 14,303 119 30
	Comment: Has had the best career of any Texas Tech quarterback, throwing for 117 touchdowns and 13,799 yards. Is only 15 touchdowns away from breaking Colt Brennan's career TD mark. Is a semifinalist for the Davey O'Brien National Quarterback Award and Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award with his nation-leading 393.4 yards per game. Last season, Harrell completed 47 of his school-record 72 attempts for 420 yards and two touchdowns, upsetting No. 3-ranked Oklahoma. He racked up 466 yards and five touchdowns on 36-of-48 attempts in the loss to Texas last season. Won the Sammy Baugh Trophy in 2007, joining Kliff Kingsbury (2002) and B.J. Symons (2003) as school winners.

Cody Hodges (2002-05)
	Year Comp Att Pct Yards TD INT 2002 1 2 50.0 10 0 1 2003 1 1 100.0 6 0 0 2004 5 9 55.6 54 2 0 2005 353 531 66.5 4,197 31 12 Totals 340 543 62.6 4,267 33 13
	Comment: Finally got to start in 2005, throwing for 4,197 yards and 31 touchdowns, leading the Red Raiders to a 9-3 record. He threw for 643 yards against Kansas State, the fourth best single-game performance in NCAA Division I-A history. Threw for 232 yards and two touchdowns in the victory over Oklahoma. In his first collegiate start against Florida International, Hodges threw for 454 yards and four touchdowns.

Sonny Cumbie (2002-04)
	Year Comp Att Pct Yards TD INT 2002 5 6 83.3 34 0 0 2003 35 56 62.5 340 1 1 2004 421 642 65.6 4,742 32 18 Totals 461 704 65.5 5,116 33 19
	Comment: Won the starting job over Robert Johnson in a heated fall battle. Finished with a nation-leading 4,742 yards passing and 32 touchdowns. Guided the Red Raiders to an 8-4 record, including a victory over California in the Holiday Bowl. He completed 39-of-60 passes with a career-high 520 yards and three touchdowns to earn MVP honors. He passed for at least 300 yards in the first nine games and topped the 400-yard mark six times. Played for the Los Angeles Avengers in the Arena Football League, throwing for 83 touchdown passes in 2007.

B.J. Symons (2000-03)
	Year Comp Att Pct Yards TD INT 2000 8 25 32.0 56 0 0 2001 23 35 65.7 160 2 2 2002 28 43 65.1 329 5 1 2003 470 719 65.3 5,883 52 22 Totals 529 822 64.3 6,428 59 25
	Comment: Earned the starting job after Kliff Kingsbury had graduated. Symons set the NCAA record with 5,883 yards passing, breaking Ty Detmer’s record of 5,188 set in 1990. His 52 touchdowns passes was only second to the David Klinger's 54 at the time. Threw for at least 500 yards four times, including a 661-yard, five-touchdown performance against Mississippi. Threw for 497 yards against Navy in the Houston Bowl. Played in NFL Europe with the Frankfurt Galaxy and Berlin Thunder.

Kliff Kingsbury (1999-02)
	Year Comp Att Pct Yards TD INT 1999 25 57 43.9 492 4 1 2000 362 585 61.9 3,418 21 17 2001 365 529 69.0 3,502 25 9 2002 479 712 67.3 5,017 45 13 Totals 1,231 1,883 65.4 12,429 95 40
	Comment: The first quarterback in the Mike Leach offense, throwing for a 95 career touchdowns and 12,429 yards. In 2002, he led Texas Tech to a 42-38 win over then-No. 3 Texas, passing for 473 yards and six touchdowns on the nation's third-ranked pass defense. Threw another six touchdowns against New Mexico. In his first collegiate start in 1999, he threw for 492 yards and four touchdowns against Oklahoma. He left Texas Tech as the owner of 39 school records, 13 conference records and seven NCAA records. Played in the NFL with the Patriots, Saints, Broncos and Jets. Currently works for the University of Houston.