One week into the season, Texas State (0-1) is still without a starting quarterback.
Sophomore Tyler Vitt was the starter during the 41-7 loss to No. 11 Texas A&M (1-0) in the Bobcats’ season opener last Thursday, but was pulled with three minutes left in the second quarter in favor of junior Gresch Jensen after throwing two interceptions. Jensen didn’t fare any better, throwing two picks of his own.
The team is still exploring which player is their best option as it heads into Saturday’s game against Wyoming (1-0). Head coach Jake Spavital rotated both players with the starting unit in practice this week. Neither quarterback earned the job as of Thursday.
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