EAST LANSING – Jay Johnson expects Michigan State football’s quarterback competition to remain a battle up until kickoff Sept. 1 against Central Michigan.
And if it takes longer? The Spartans’ offensive coordinator doesn’t have a problem using two guys and letting it play out into the season.
“I don't really know yet. I've done that in my past some, so I'm not completely against it,” Johnson said Monday after MSU’s fourth practice of preseason camp. “I just think of what presents itself. At the end of the day, it's going to come back to the team and what we feel is best for our team and best for that room and how it affects the whole team.