By JOEL COLEMAN
sports@starkvilledailynews.com
Let the battle begin.
For months, Mississippi State has prepared for life without former quarterback Dak Prescott. After Tuesday and the start of training camp, the four-way contest to replace the most illustrious player in program history is officially underway.
No one is more anxious to know who that man will ultimately be than eighth-year MSU head coach Dan Mullen.
“I haven’t seen any of them do anything since spring throwing the ball,” Mullen said on Monday. “I think it is going to be something. I don’t think there will be anybody that is happier knowing who the quarterback is going to be than me.