MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – When it comes to quarterbacks, Sean Reagan doesn’t necessarily have a type – other than trustworthy.
“We have a saying around here, ‘The ball is the program,’” said Reagan, West Virginia’s new quarterbacks coach. “If we don’t turn the football over, then we have a really good chance to win the game. So, the main focus at the quarterback position is always going to be protect the football.”
Reagan’s quarterbacks at Troy were successful in that regard the past two seasons, with three starters combining for 15 interceptions over the course of 26 games.