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Glennon, Taylor bring unique strengths to Hokies offense

By Heather Dinich
ESPN.com

Monday, December 31, 2007

FT. LAUDERDALE -- Virginia Tech has tried this two-quarterback thing before. The first time, it didn't work. In 2003, quarterbacks Marcus Vick and Bryan Randall were each given a quarter in the first half to prove themselves as the best and continue playing in the second half. The coaching staff made it a competition, and instead of worrying about beating their opponents, the Hokies were more concerned about winning the job. "It just didn't work out," coach Frank Beamer said. "It just wasn't ...

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