MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — Trey Lowe will continue being utilized within West Virginia’s offense on a situational basis, but there is no question about which quarterback remains in charge of the show.
West Virginia coach Neal Brown reemphasized that junior Austin Kendall is the team’s starter moving forward this season.
“Austin Kendall’s our starter,” Brown said. “I thought he played well in the first half on Saturday. The second half, he did not perform as well as he needs to. He understands that. First half, he handled the noise around that game pretty well. It’s a unique situation, he has to go back and play his home team in their stadium.