... it's always best to break down prospects by regions considering most players stay close to home. This, for the most part, will give you a greater idea of where the top programs are collecting a lot of their talent from. On that note, we'll be doing a series of articles over the next few weeks identifying the top 10 states for every position in the 2011 recruiting class. And what better place to start than the game's most important position, quarterback. You'll be somewhat surprised by what you see because, frankly, quarterback is not a strength of this year's class and the pickings are slim at the position. But we'll be following the usual format for these type of articles. To order the states the number of five-star, four-star and three-...

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