List of NCAA Division I FBS quarterbacks with at least 80 career passing touchdowns

This lists quarterbacks in NCAA in Division I FBS and its predecessors who have passed for at least 80 touchdowns in their college football careers. Individuals who will be eligible to play in the 2013 season are indicated in bold type. Statistics are current through the end of the 2012 season.

Rank	Player	Team (seasons)	Total passing touchdowns
1	Case Keenum	Houston (2007–2011)	155
2	Kellen Moore	Boise State (2008–2011)	142
3	Graham Harrell	Texas Tech (2005–2008)	134
4	Colt Brennan	Hawaiʻi (2004–2007)	131
5	Landry Jones	Oklahoma (2009–2012)	123
6	Ty Detmer	BYU (1988–1991)	121
7	Timmy Chang	Hawaiʻi (2000–2004)	117
8	Matt Barkley	USC (2009–2012)	116
9	Tim Rattay	Louisiana Tech (1997–1999)	115
10	Danny Wuerffel	Florida (1993–1996)	114
11	Colt McCoy	Texas (2006–2009)	112
12	Russell Wilson	NC State (2008–2010), Wisconsin (2011)	109
13	Dan LeFevour	Central Michigan (2006–2009)	102
14	Chase Daniel	Missouri (2005–2008)	101
15	Chad Pennington	Marshall (1997–1999)	100 ^
16	Chase Clement	Rice (2005–2008)	99
	Tim Hiller	Western Michigan (2005, 2007–2009)	99
	Matt Leinart	USC (2002–2005)	99
19	Geno Smith	West Virginia (2009–2012)	98
20	Trevor Vittatoe	UTEP (2007–2010)	97
21	Kliff Kingsbury	Texas Tech (1999–2002)	95
	Aaron Murray	Georgia (2010–2012)	95
	Brady Quinn	Notre Dame (2003–2006)	95
	Philip Rivers	NC State (2000–2003)	95
25	Max Hall	BYU (2007–2009)	94
26	Doug Williams	Grambling (1974–1977)	93
27	David Klingler	Houston (1988–1991)	91
28	Ryan Lindley	San Diego State (2008–2011)	90
	Todd Reesing	Kansas (2006–2009)	90
30	Byron Leftwich	Marshall (1998–2002)	89
	Peyton Manning	Tennessee (1994–1997)	89
32	Sam Bradford	Oklahoma (2007–2009)	88
	Chris Leak	Florida (2003–2006)	88
	Jordan Palmer	UTEP (2003–2006)	88
	Tim Tebow	Florida (2006–2009)	88
36	Chad Henne	Michigan (2004–2007)	87
	Troy Kopp	Pacific (1989–1992)	87
	Tim Lester	Western Michigan (1996–1999)	87
	Luke McCown	Louisiana Tech (2000–2003)	87
40	Ken Dorsey	Miami (FL) (1992–1995)	86
41	Bruce Gradkowski	Toledo (2002–2005)	85
	Chase Holbrook	New Mexico State (2005–2008)	85
	Kevin Kolb	Houston (2003–2006)	85
	Andrew Walter	Arizona State (2001–2005)	85
45	Jim McMahon	BYU (1977–1978, 1980–1981)	84
	Dan Orlovsky	Connecticut (2001–2004)	84
	Paul Pinegar	Fresno State (2002–2005)	84
	Chris Redman	Louisville (1996–1999)	84
	Ben Roethlisberger	Miami (OH) (2001–2003)	84
50	Austin Davis	Southern Miss (2008–2011)	83
	Paul Smith	Tulsa (2003–2007)	83
	Chris Weinke	Florida State (1997–2000)	83
53	Ryan Dinwiddie	Boise State (2000–2003)	82
	Colin Kaepernick	Nevada (2007–2010)	82
	Andrew Luck	Stanford (2009–2011)	82
	Ryan Schneider	UCF (2000–2003)	82
57	Drew Brees	Purdue (1997–2000)	81
	Rudy Carpenter	Arizona State (2005–2008)	81
	G. J. Kinne	Tulsa (2009–2011)	81
	Eli Manning	Ole Miss (2000–2003)	81
	Jason White	Oklahoma (1999–2004)	81
	Danny Wimprine	Memphis (2001–2004)	81

^ Does not include 15 touchdown passes thrown when Marshall was competing in Division I-AA