MORGANTOWN – The quarterback situation at West Virginia was hard to describe. A mess or a carousel was the best way to put it. WVU started four different quarterbacks in the span of seven games, and it took eight games for a quarterback to start and finish a game without being subbed out.

Most of the issues were due to injuries. Four-game starter Nicco Marchiol was done for the season after the fourth game, and other starter, Jaylen Henderson, was hurt and out for the rest of the year shortly after. Third-string Khalil Wilkins was banged up, and fourth-string Max Brown was also hurt along the way. True freshman Scotty Fox was forced to start because there was no one else, and he performed well.

“I would hope that we would never have another year where you have so many injuries at the qua

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