Radford @ 
Utah Reply To: Is There a Clear Separation between TW and KT?
The offense scored 24 points last night against a Fresno team that was clearly overmatched. 7 of those points were simply a by-product of Whitt punishing FSU for not rolling over in the final minutes so really the O scored 17 points which is pretty lack luster. Almost the entire offensive production came from the O-line finally opening up some space for Booker to run. KT is serviceable, and there might not be a clear statistical separation with both guys running the show for 6 quarters into this season but the coaching staff seems to have a clear #1 at this point and I agree.
Also I think discounting TWs QBR because he can execute the read option and KT can’t undermines your argument. It is a staple of our offense. A lower QBR because KT can’t execute a staple of our offense is a problem and shouldn’t just be cast aside. If you dislike the read option because it exposes the QB that’s fine, but it’s the QB’s job to read and exercise the correct option. That’s QB play and should be respected. KT consistently made the wrong call last night. TW needs to realize we all know he’s tough and loves to play, but stepping out of bounds or sliding are preferable to nose ripping aerials and shoulder injuries during his senior season.
