4 Big 12 teams still haven't named starting QBs; other teams lack experience with starters

With only a few practices left before season openers this week, four of the 10 teams in the Big 12 haven't even named a starting quarterback.

TCU coach Gary Patterson said Monday that everybody will know who starts for the 20th-ranked Horned Frogs when either Casey Pachall or Trevone Boykin run out on the field against 12th-ranked LSU on Saturday night.

Oklahoma State coach Mike Gundy plans to play both Clint Chelf and J.W. Walsh, though he won't say who's taking the first snap against Mississippi State.

The quarterback competition at West Virginia is down to Florida State transfer Clint Trickett or Paul Millard, who was Geno Smith's backup the past two seasons. Texas Tech will have one of two freshmen, though both could play Friday night at SMU.