The coaching staff for Utah State have kept things pretty close to the chest with its roster, schemes, depth chart and other player personnel info. Though one of the few assumptions that has been made is that returning quarterback Bryson Barnes will earn his way into being the week one starter for the Aggies. The senior has actually never been a week one starter in his collegiate career, but despite that fact has been a consistent feature for both USU and at his previous stop with the University of Utah. If Barnes does end up taking the reins of the offense under first-year head coach Bronco Mendenhall and returning (from a two year stint in 2012 and 2013) offensive coordinator Kevin McGiven, how different will the unit be from recent years? Well, the Aggies haven’t really had a QB like Barnes playing full time. Key words being “full time.” Utah State has had running QBs — Levi Williams and Andrew Peasley the most recent examples of impactful runners at the position — but those two combined for 208 passes in six combined seasons spent in Logan. The main quarterbacks have mainly been guys that were decently mobile, but not true