MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — Given the general cynicism surrounding West Virginia’s quarterback situation, news of any talented arm hitting the transfer wire sparks interest. Even if that news occurs 1,300 miles away.
Chances, though minuscule, that Texas A&M sophomore Kyle Allen could spend the second half of his career at West Virginia became a Thursday thing among some Mountaineers fans. (After all, the sort-of-news regarding coach Dana Holgorsen being retained was 24 hours old, practically ancient, and something needed to fill the void.)
Outlining the scenario:
Consensus No. 1 a free agent again. Coming out of Scottsdale, Ariz.