San Jose State's two-quarterback system is likely to remain intact for at least another week.
That's because neither Kenny Potter nor Joe Gray distinguished themselves against Air Force."Until one really emerges, it's hard to make that investment in one," coach Ron Caragher said after Saturday night's 38-17 loss. "They're getting a lot of practice time. They both had opportunities to play and drive and lead our team. They did some good things, but we turned the ball over twice and that hurt."Potter and Gray each threw a fourth-quarter interception that led to a touchdown as Air Force outscored San Jose State 20-0 in the final period.The quarterbacks switched roles from a week ago, with…
