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Spring Outlook 2014: Quarterbacks

One of the nation's most watched position battles will determine the successor to Johnny Manziel in Texas A&M's offense, and it begins this spring. Liucci kicks off a positional series with a look at each guy's odds.
By Billy Liucci
February 16, 2014
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Our spring primer kicks off with a look at the players competing to replace Johnny Manziel.

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No offense to senior-to-be Matt Joeckel — a veteran who just handles his business and will probably hang in the race deep into fall camp — but it’s safe to say that all eyes will be on youngsters Kenny Hill and Kyle Allen this spring. The nation’s No.
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