STARKVILLE — Mississippi State's two-quarterback system will continue Saturday.
MSU coach Sylvester Croom said Monday both Josh Riddell and Wesley Carroll will play, but said he didn't know who will start.
Riddell, the junior, was 8-of-11 with a touchdown and an interception against Gardner-Webb; freshman Wesley Carroll was 4-of-8 for 42 yards and ran twice for 33 yards.
But Croom said Riddell's performance wasn't necessarily as good as it looked to the untrained eye.
"Josh was inconsistent with his performance," he said. "I know everybody saw the big-play passes, he was very lucky on a couple of those. The touchdown he threw to Tony, that was a misread. ... Another time, against another safety, that one's going the other way."
BEAMER REMEMBERS
Shane Beamer, who left the MSU coaching staff in the off-season for South Carolina, said the hardest part of leaving MSU was his belief that this year's team would win.
"I knew what kind of team they had
Croom to stick with 2-QB attack 
09-25-2007, 08:38 PM
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