UTSA’s offense stalled out during crucial drives for the second straight game in a row during an underwhelming performance against Colorado State. The Roadrunners would score just 14 points with all of that scoring taking place in the first half.
Certainly UTSA’s terrible performance on the ground (-1 rushing yards on 34 attempts) is the main culprit for the low scoring total but head coach Frank Wilson’s and offensive coordinator Frank Scelfo’s insistence on shuffling quarterbacks certainly isn’t doing the offense any favors, especially when one signal caller has clearly separated himself in terms of production.
With a 73% completion percentage, 450 yards of passing, and four touchdowns through the air, junior quarterback Dalton Sturm boasts a QB efficiency rating of 171, nearly double that of graduate transfer Jared Johnson in spite of two interceptions from Sturm.