JONESBORO — Blake Anderson prefers an uneventful spring practice, one in which every job is settled and no time is spent deciding on who deserves the next rep.
“We love the boring, ‘We’ve got a starter and he’s the guy and everybody knows he’s the guy,’ ” Anderson said.
But that’s not what he’s said so far during his third spring practice with Arkansas State, particularly at quarterback.
With the departure of Fredi Knighten, who exhausted his eligibility last season, much of this spring has been spent on paring down a race that started with four quarterbacks.