Tuesday Notebook: Quarterbacks Share the Love

BLOOMINGTON, Ind - Once upon a time, when power football ruled the college offensive world, coaches preached a message that if you played two quarterbacks, you really didn't have a quarterback. In that pre-spread offense line of thinking, quarterback rotations bred, if not contempt, then mediocrity.

Richard Lagow and Peyton Ramsey are proving that wrong.

Lagow looked like the second coming of Tom Brady in the opening loss against Ohio State. Ramsey was the difference maker in the win at Virginia.

Both will have key roles Saturday when Indiana (1-1) hosts Georgia Southern (0-2).

If you think this makes them enemies, think again.

"We're very supportive of each other," Ramsey says. "We have a great…