The Michigan Wolverines suddenly have plenty of choices at quarterback this season with Bryce Underwood coming in as a freshman, the improvement of Jadyn Davis and Mikey Keene in the fold from Fresno State as an offseason transfer.
On Thursday, Wolverines coach Sherrone Moore joined JD Pickell of On3.com for an interview, during which he was asked about the Wolverines’ timetable for selecting a starting quarterback.
Moore revealed that the process is still ongoing in Ann Arbor, while offering a window into where his thought process is on the situation heading into one of the most important years in recent program history
What’s it going to take to win that job in your mind, is it something where you can win it at the end of spring, is it something that’s going to carry all the way up to week one or what’s the ideal timeline slash boxes you want checked for your starting quarterback?” Pickell asked.
“I feel like it usually carries into fall camp, all the real good battles that I’ve been apart of, I mean you can say something in spring but it then it changes,” Moore said.
“So we want to take our time with the process of, it’s so important, you know, that person’s going to have the ball in their hands every single play and make so many decisions so for us it’s probably going to go into fall camp and then, probably a week before the game, the first game, we’ll make a decision and make the announcement then.”
