Virginia Tech coach Frank Beamer let his two quarterbacks know that if one separated himself in the spring, he would be No. 1 when fall camp opened.

But senior Sean Glennon and sophomore Tyrod Taylor pretty much emerged in the same relative positions they were last fall when they split responsibilities through the year.

Glennon had a solid spring game, going nine of 15 passing for 119 yards, and Taylor was 11 of 19 for 67 yards while sustaining an interception and three sacks.

But overall, the two competed on even terms throughout the spring session, and Glennon said he didn't think his coaches were ready to anoint him No. 1 for 2008.

"I know they're not making a decision on one game," Glennon said. ...More