Joe Boozell | NCAA.com | August 3, 2016 Bulldogs decide QB1 reps with rock, paper scissors game Share Former star Mississippi State quarterback Dak Prescott is off to the Dallas Cowboys, and the Bulldogs have a major hole to fill under center. MSU has many viable candidates, but nobody has jumped to the front of the pack as of yet. Four players – Nick Fitzgerald, Nick Tiano, Damian Williams and Elijah Staley are competing for the gig. So how did Mississippi State determine who would be QB1 at Tuesday’s practice? With a good old-fashioned game of rock, paper, scissors. Fitzgerald emerged victorious. Skip to 0:55 in the below video for details: Fitzgerald kept it simple and went with ‘rock.’ The 6-5 sophomore was Prescott’s primary backup last season, but he only attempted 14 passes. It’s good to see the Bulldogs having fun with their quarterback battle. After a disappointing loss in Game 2, Vanderbilt will look to ace Kumar Rocker one last time After being blown out in Game 1 of the College World Series finals, Mississippi State returned the favor to Vanderbilt in Game 2. Here's how the defending champs readjust before Wednesday's championship-deciding game. READ MORE The silver linings for Mississippi State in its 8-2 Game 1 loss against Vanderbilt Mississippi State held a brief 1-0 lead before Vanderbilt exploded for seven runs in the bottom of the first inning. The Commodores cruised to victory, but there were still some silver linings for the Bulldogs. READ MORE Arkansas' Kevin Kopps leads 2021 D1Baseball.com All-Americans D1baseball.com released its All-America selections for the 2021 college baseball season on June 28. Arkansas pitcher Kevin Kopps is the D1Baseball Player of the Year, headlining the 2021 All-America teams. READ MORE