Good for Sott- "Scott Morgan is coming along as the backup center. Morgan began his career on the defensive line (he was named defensive scout-team player of the year in 2015) and moved over to the offensive line going into his redshirt freshman season a year ago, but did not appear in a game. He is the No. 2 behind Kenny Cooper.
“The center-quarterback exchange, that’s been developing, and I think that’s something you have to work on all the time,” offensive line coach Mike Sewak said. “Because you can go and take snaps on the side all you want, but it’s when you’re in the critical situations when you’re in the heat of the battle whether or not you can take a snap (that counts), and he seems to have done a fairly good job at it. I can’t say it’s the best job, but he’s ahead of the curve I thought he’d be at.”
While center Freddie Burden was remarkably durable, missing only one start in three seasons, Sewak places a high value on having depth at center because it’s a position susceptible to injury. Having Morgan ready to go is a high priority."