I fell in a chair yesterday, getting soaking wet. Watch yourself,
because you gone get yourself. Oh. Go fast. Go fast. Where does it stand? Yeah. What are you
kind of seeing through with all your guys? I haven't seen jack yet. I've seen them work all really hard
in the offseason conditioning program. But as we know, that has nothing to do
with playing quarterback. So nobody ask me again. I can't make it
any clearer. I have no idea who my starting quarterback
is and I am looking forward to figuring it out. So Tuesday,
before UConn, you’ll get an answer. We get 15 opportunities in the spring. We start identifying the playmakers,
we start identifying the guys we can count on. All right, we got a hell of a quarterback
competition I'm ready to do it. That's why I'm going back in that room. When we come back, it's ball. Change is good. I mean, change is exciting. There are student athletes, that they matriculate through your program
and they exhaust their eligibility. So there's going to be change. I mean, we just lost our most proficient
passer in Maryland Football history. And so now there is going to change
at the signal caller position. It’ll be exciting for us
and especially for me. I might have the best seat on the field. This Maryland quarterback battle is one of the storylines on the Big
Ten this spring. Right now it is a wide open race. First up is Billy Edwards who was the
starter in the bowl game last year. He's a dual threat guy, runner first and he has
to keep developing as a true passer. And we have Cameron Edge,
who's the true pocket passer in the race. He's got a big arm
to make all the throws across the field. Then we got the wild card in the race. MJ Morris The transfer from NC State,
he's got all the ability in the world. He can run, he can throw, he can create, now
how fast you can pick up this offense? This race is going to come down the wire, See these guys int he yellow jerseys?
We working. Getting ready for August 31st Let's go. I love it. My man Billy is starting to see it. It’s slowing down, Billy. That’s like it. when I was little
my mama said I used to have a tennis ball and have a dot on the wall
and throw it against that dot a hundred times a day,
used to drive her crazy. Now instead of the tennis ball on the dot it’s a football and a goal post. There's always a reason that people
transfer in or out of a program. A lot of times
that goes back to opportunity. I think people think that sometimes
transfers just pick another school, but that school
is definitely like it's your future. You know, it's a school that's going
to set you up for the rest of your life. When I transferred I'm not looking for
any promises or anything. I'm just looking for a place to compete
and where I can excel my growth as a quarterback. where coaches want to win
and players want to win just as bad. And I feel like this is a place
where this whole building wants to win. You have a kid here
who's been in a brand new environment. He's been around a bunch of
people that he doesn't know, likes to be pushed, likes to be coached hard. So he's
going through this process right now where he's like, okay, we can match that. I'll get there. You’re going to be the first D1
quarterback teamto be using Neurotrainer. We’re a cognitive optimization
platform, right? What we do is we build environments that are designed to increase your focus
and attention in real time. Get your really locked in
as quickly as possible. So the moment you walk out on the field, you're hopefully
at your highest level of performance. There's no lag time, there's no warm up
period. You're just ready to go. You're completely ready to go. No way, no damn way. I put one on like four years ago. It's so much nicer
than it used to be. Like, I guess it's just improved a lot. But whatever it is,
I need to get one. I think naturally there's
going to be some nerves, which is good, because you get a guy
that is a bona fide starter, feels no pressure during camp
and then he runs out of the tunnel in front of thousands of fans. Week one That can create some issues. For some people it's a positive
because you get to create the situation to create those nerves on a practice
field. Deep breath. This is everything I worked for
my entire life. So when I was four years old,
my dad bought me a pull-up bar. That's kind of all we've done
since I was a little kid. Prepare for whatever sport
it was. Football is what I chose and I feel like I've been doing
this my whole life for these moments. I want it more than anybody else does. Ready to go to cap off
spring practice in College Park. Everything we do on and off
the field we've been raising standards. We gonna let the world know
that we running to the ball. We’re gonna let the world know we’re
blocking people off the ball. We’re going to let the world know,
we ready to play as physical as you want to play. The team takes on the personality
of the quarterback. So when there is a quarterback battle,
when you're competing to be the guy- it’s very exciting
for the whole team. MJ Morris, say “hello” to Maryland fans. Maryland fans, say hello to MJ Morris. It’s the best position in sports. The quarterback position is so influential on the team. And that’s making plays on offense, making the defense believe that
if they get the ball back, you can score More than a leader, you're a motivator. And just to have that ability
and kind of have the pulse of the team in your hands
is something that you have to love or you're probably not very successful in the position. Hey, you're watching
extra film? I’m going to watch extra film. You're still on the field. I'm going to stay out on the field. At the end of the day,
whether you win the job, lose the job, you're waiting for your turn still. You just get better in that time than you
would if you were the only guy out there.