FORT COLLINS, Colo. -- The quarterback competition between first-game hero Ty Storey and Cole Kelley became full-fledged when Kelley sparked the University of Arkansas to two second-half passing touchdowns.
But who is the top quarterback isn't the biggest question today in Razorback Nation. It is what happened to the pass defense that allowed Colorado State to beat Arkansas 34-27 on Saturday night.
Kelley started the second half after the Razorbacks settled for two field goals and one rushing touchdown in the first half, but the defense couldn't slow Colorado State's passing attack, which included a 96-yard touchdown drive to start the fourth quarter to make it 27-24 with 11:07 to play.