... in his left foot, Coley White will get the majority of reps at quarterback for the Mountaineers during spring workouts.

What has been overlooked is the potential development of White as a quarterback. With increased playing time comes increased experience. With more experience comes better play.

I am not implying that I believe Coley will actually beat out Smith for the starting job next fall. Although the possibility exists, the probability does not.

It was planned for White to move to wide receiver this spring to allow him to garner more playing time. Additionally, the move would help fill recent vacancies at the wide receiver position.

Logan Heastie and Deon Long, both receivers WVU offensive coordinator Je...

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