I voted for Stephens. While I have openly said that I would like to see Crompton turn it around, and actually believe that he has the ability to do it, he has to prove it. If he plays the best out of all the quarterbacks during spring practice and Kiffin names him as the starter heading into fall, then we're going to have to live with it and support the decision until JC proves otherwise.
Crompton, in his defense, did turn in the best overall performance by a qb in a game this year (for what it's worth), . The problem was that it was after seven or eight of the absolute worst performances any of us have ever seen by a UT quarterback (LSU in 2005 not counting).
I don't have much faith in any of them. Out of overall performances over the year, then it should be Stephens, no question.