MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — Everyone will get a fair shake in West Virginia’s quarterback competition, but that doesn’t mean it should be expected to drag on longer than necessary.
Making an appearance on MetroNews Sportsline, new WVU coach Neal Brown discussed his philosophy for sorting through quarterback competitions dating back to his stint as Troy’s offensive coordinator in 2008.
“Every competition we’ve had going back to 2008, it’s ‘make a decision when it’s clear,'” Brown said. “Don’t try to trick the guys in that room.”
All three scholarship quarterbacks on roster will have an opportunity to demonstrate their strengths this spring.