Who are the College Football Quarterbacks that threw the most interceptions in a season?

Mark Hermann was a four-year starter for the Purdue Boilermakers but his first year wasn’t pretty. Hermann threw 27 interceptions and the team only won five games.

7. Leamon Hall - 27 Interceptions

Leamon Hall was also a four-year starter for the Army Black Knights, and during his junior year, he took a step back. Hall threw for 2,134 yards, 15 touchdowns, and 27 interceptions.

7. Tom Schultze - 27 Interceptions

Tom Schultze didn’t find a whole lot of success during his time at VCU, and in 1973 he threw only six touchdowns and 27 interceptions.

7. Don Strock - 27 Interceptions

Don Strock was a full-time starter for two seasons with Virginia Tech, and in 1972 he threw for 16 touchdowns but also 27 interceptions.

5. Ty Detmer - 28 Interceptions

Ty Detmer threw a lot of interceptions in 1990 for BYU, but overall the stats were actually pretty well. Detmer also threw for 5,188 yards and 41 touchdowns. BYU finished the season with a 10-3 record overall.

5. Ed Rubbert - 28 Interceptions

The 1984 Louisville Cardinals team wasn’t good, and a big reason was the play of quarterback Ed Rubbert. He threw 28 interceptions and the Cardinals only won two of the games.

4. Kurt Page 29 Interceptions

Kurt Page checks in at number four on his list having thrown 29 interceptions for the Vanderbilt Commodores in 1983.

2. Steve Ramsey - 31 Interceptions

Steve Ramsey threw 31 interceptions for North Texas in 1969. The Mean Green only played ten games that season.

2. Billy Stevens - 31 Interceptions

Billy Stevens did enough to lead UTEP to a bowl game in 1965, but there were still some real struggles throwing 31 interceptions.

1. John Eckman - 34 Interceptions

The most interceptions in a season was set by John Eckman who played for Wichita State in 1966. Eckman only completed 42.6 percent of his passes and seven touchdowns.