San Jose State's leading rusher in its spring game was quarterback Sean Flynn with 21 yards—and he's probably No. 3 on the QB depth chart.

Both the vacant running back and quarterback positions remained largely unsettled as spring practice concluded for the Spartans on April 12. Those are two big question marks as San Jose State attempts to bounce back from last season's disappointing 5-7 finish and return to the bowl scene in 2008.

Their running game ranked 112th nationally in 2007 at 83.8 yards per game and their nine rushing touchdowns were the fewest in the WAC. With Yonus Davis ineligible, Pat Perry rehabbing a knee injury and recruit Brandon Rutley not on campus, the Spartans were stuck in neutral this spring.

"The picture in the fall, hopefully, will ...More