San Diego State has a quarterback controversy on its hands, but with a twist — who's No. 2?
Here are three thoughts on SDSU’sMost quarterback controversies involve the starting quarterback.The controversy surrounds its backup quarterback — or is it former backup quarterback? — Will Haskell.
If Haskell and Crum split reps, it was questioned why Haskell only got one series the remainder of the game. Left unsaid late Saturday night was why Haskell has fallen out of favor. Have the coaches lost faith in him? Did he do or say something Saturday night that got him yanked? Asked to describe the emotions, Tavai took a couple of breaths and said: “It’s hard to explain. It was pretty hard.”
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