David Beaty's Kansas squad held its spring game over the weekend. Defense was the name of the game during the two-hour scripted scrimmage. Here’s what we learned.
1. The quarterback battle could last deep into August. As a group, Kansas' four quarterbacks threw four interceptions (versus just two touchdowns), including three from Montell Cozart, who has started games during each of his first three seasons. Cozart and redshirt freshman Carter Stanley got the bulk of the work and had some good moments, but neither one had a turnover-less showing. Cozart finished 10-of-19 for 137 yards and one touchdown, plus the three interceptions.