While Todd Graham and offensive coordinator Chip Lindsey have done an excellent job of giving each quarterback time to prove what they have, we do know some things.
One thing we know is that Bryce Perkins won’t be the starting quarterback for ASU in the near future. This is due to no fault of his own, a neck injury will be keeping him sidelined for the foreseeable future.
Another thing we know is that Dillon Sterling-Cole won’t be the starting quarterback for ASU come September 3rd. While Sterling-Cole did have a few moments where he shined, he still needs some time to develop.