BIRMINGHAM, Alabama -- A team that wins a conference championship generally has something the competition is lacking.In the year of the quarterback in the Southwestern Athletic Conference, that isn't such a good thing for reigning champ Southern.
The Jaguars have a need at quarterback because they must replace Dray Joseph, who shared 2013 SWAC offensive player of the year honors as a senior.
Veteran quarterbacks are widespread in the 10-team conference that on Friday installed Southern as the favorite in the West Division as well as Alabama State atop the East Division.
"A lot of defensive coordinators are going to stay up late," said Prairie View A&M head coach Heishma Northern, whose team is led by one of the SWAC's top quarterbacks in senior Jerry Lovelocke.
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