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Glennon Done? We'll See...
by Chris Coleman, TechSideline.com

The speculation amongst Tech fans is that Tyrod Taylor will be Virginia Tech's primary quarterback, sooner rather than later. That's probably true, but that certainly doesn't mean that Glennon should get comfortable on the bench.

Last season when Taylor was named the starting quarterback, Frank Beamer said he firmly believed that Virginia Tech would need Sean Glennon again before the season was over. That turned out to be true. Taylor got hurt against Duke, Glennon came back and played very well down the stretch, and both players were heavy contributors in Tech's ACC Championship run.

If we look back to 1997, we'll see that the Hokies have used more than one quarterback in most seasons, whether it's by choice or because of injury. The following table lists the quarterbacks who have started games or have received significant playing time (not just mop-up duty) for the Hokies since 1997.

For the most part, Tech backup quarterbacks have played because of injury. Nick Sorensen and Dave Meyer played behind injury prone quarterbacks. Meyer was an excellent backup who could have started for many schools, and who started a game in 1998, 1999 and 2000 (Interesting reading: Part 1 and Part 2 of "In His Own Words: Dave Meyer," from the spring of 2001).

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Grant Noel started the first game of the 2002 season, but gave way to Bryan Randall. However, late in the season at Miami, Randall was knocked out of the game, and Noel had to come in on a critical goal line play. He threw a touchdown pass to Ernest Wilford.

In 2003, Marcus Vick and Bryan Randall both played, and then the Hokies went three seasons with just one quarterback. Last season, both Tyrod Taylor and Sean Glennon started games for Tech. Taylor was hurt against Duke, and later Glennon got knocked out of the FSU game.

There has been just one season where two quarterbacks played, and neither was hurt at some point. Bryan Randall began the 2003 season as the starter, and he started every game that year. However, Marcus Vick got most of the snaps against Miami and Pittsburgh, and both players split reps against Boston College. That year, the two quarterback system did not go well.

Generally though, the Hokies have had an injury at quarterback in roughly half the seasons since 1997. History tells us that the Hokies will need their backup quarterback this year. In fact, they'll be very fortunate to have such an experienced one. Stay ready, Sean. You might play a major role at some point later this season.

Virginia Tech will welcome the 1-AA Furman Paladins into Lane Stadium tomorrow. It will be the sixth time the Hokies have faced a 1-AA team since 1999, and the Hokies always walk away with an easy victory.

Here's a summary of Tech's recent history against 1-AA opponents.

No 1-AA team managed to score on Virginia Tech until William & Mary snuck in a field goal in Lane Stadium last season. The Hokies have beaten their opponents by an average of just over 46 points per game, with the 38-0 win over Northeastern to open the 2006 season being the closest margin of victory.