The Seattle Times · Aug 27, 2015
Breaking down the Washington State football roster
Quarterback
Luke Falk has taken the majority of first-team reps in fall camp. Backup Peyton Bender has the tools to be the starting quarterback someday, and should be serviceable – albeit green – if something happens to Falk.
Running back
At 6 feet, 224 pounds, Gerard Wicks looks and runs like a bruiser and will likely start. Keith Harrington and Jamal Morrow are smaller and shiftier. Morrow split time with Wicks in 2014 and led WSU with 351 rushing yards. WSU wants to run the ball a little more this season, so expect all three guys to get playing time.
Wide receivers