The Florida State Seminoles have employed a two-quarterback system since the Duke game on Oct. 18.
head coach Mike Norvell spoke to the media during his regular Monday press conference and offered his thoughts on the two-quarterback system he has employed with redshirt freshman Brock Glenn and true freshman Luke Kromenhoek. Since veteran QB DJ Uiagalelei broke his finger and was all but declared out for the season, Glenn and Kromenhoek have mostly split the QB duties.
“Well, you know, every rep that they get is an opportunity for them to show where they are, their development, their execution," Norvell said. "So as both of them have played, I think it is right because that's how they've basically approached each game, and I'm looking forward to this week. I'm looking forward to these guys coming out and competing to get better. I thought they did a really good job of that there in the bye week and their work.
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