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STARKVILLE — Sylvester Croom left Mississippi State's practice fields Thursday night unsure of which quarterback will start Saturday night's non-conference game against Gardner-Webb.

"Right now you could probably flip a coin and that might be what I do," Croom, the MSU coach, said. "I'm not real sure yet. I'll look at film tonight and think about a few things and see what we do."

True freshman Wesley Carroll, who turned 19 on Tuesday, and junior college transfer Josh Riddell are vying for the starting job after Michael Henig was injured in the first half of Saturday's 19-14 win at Auburn.

Croom said earlier in the week that Carroll had the inside track to be the team's starter, but that both would play. He didn't offer much in terms of resolution Thursday and said he'll have to meet with his offensive coaching staff to determine who will get the starting role.

Notebook: Starting QB job remains up in air