On playing center Saturday:

"The plan right now is to get every position down, both at guard and the center spots. I've been playing a lot of center, feeling really comfortable there, but I'm ready to go wherever. Obviously we're going to need more than five guys this year, the line is going to shake up, you've got to know the spots. It's good to get some center in, to work that position because it's different from guard."

On his prior experience with the center position:

"I've started two games there and played a majority of a third. It's the spot I came in to play. Tackle in high school, came to play a lot of center, worked some guard after my first year."

On how he's feeling during fall camp:

"I feel great, definitely some things I have to clean up, technique out there, but in two weeks, I think there will be plenty of time to get those things down."

On the changes at the center position in the Musgrave offense:

It is different (at center), you're definitely the leader out there, you're the quarterback of the offensive line. The offense is similar but different in a lot of ways, we're down more under center, just working more inside and focusing on getting those down guys moving, it has been a little bit different.

On how the offensive line is coming together

"I think good, we still have our slipups here and there. We practice against a really good defense, it's a really good look out there against our ones and even our twos. There's some things we need to work on against movement, but I think in two weeks we'll be ready to go."

On the size of the defensive line:

We've got some big guys, coach Browning does a great job with the DL line, it's a challenge and you've got to fight every rep and every play. It's great practice because we have some teams coming up with big guards in the Pac-12."

"We have some really good defensive linemen coming up, Akili, Derek, some defensive linemen who have transferred in in Darius, Ethan coming up, Ricky, Stanley who are going to be great for us here and in the future for sure."

On the success in redzone periods:

I think we scored every time in the redzone there with all group. I think we carried over what we've been doing in practice and carried it over today.

On the return of Jeremiah Hunter and Tommy Christakos:

It's good to see (Hunter and Christakos) back, they've been working real hard, I'm happy and all the other quarterbacks are happy as well.

On the offensive line coming together:

"We have a couple weeks left before our first game, trying to find the best fit for everybody. That's what we've been since I've been here, we always have six-seven guys that we can plug in and play, so we're trying to solidify that group and find out who fits where.

It definitely was better, our offensive line has done great every day in camp. When we went live, the defense had to account for the run more, especially tackling people, and I think that slowed them down early on. I'm very proud of that group, and especially today."

On the two centers, Matt Cindric and Brian Driscoll

"No, they're both really good centers, Cindric and Brian as well, wherever they feel most comfortable at and where coach McClure thinks they're going to be best at. I've worked with both of them, especially this camp and last year, we're happy to have two guys we can use at center."

On the rest of the QB Room:

"I thought the QB room did well today. We struggled in certain situations and a lot of guys havent had a lot of reps. Kai, he's 18-19, Ryan just got back from protocol, he's squared away, and Zach has been here for a year now, getting those guys more reps in practice, the room will excel"

On the senior leadership in the WR room

"I think the senior leadership there with Nikko, Kekoa, Trey, even Monroe, they've done a great job bringing along the young guys. I think the summer was real important, not only for that group but for the offense as a whole. The camaraderie and the chemistry there is the strongest it has been there."

On the defense:

"They always do a good job, I'm always more worried about what the offense is doing, they're always going to play well and I'm looking forward to having them on our side in a couple weeks there."

On getting into a groove in fall camp:

"I think for the first couple of days it was a little bit of an adjustment. I felt confident coming into camp, but then actually being in camp, things were a little rocky, but I feel like I'm getting into my groove again and today was one of my better days in camp, I feel like it's only up from here."

On the WR/DB Battles so far in camp

"I definitely would say that the DBs are winning the battle, I don't know what the receivers are going to say, but from everybody's eyes, it should be the DBs."

On heading back to Texas for the TCU game

"I'm very excited, that game has been circled for a long time. It's 45 minutes from my house, so I'm going to have a lot of people there, I'm excited about that one."

On the weather in Texas

"It has come up a couple times, we have a good amount of DBs from Texas, so we already know what to expect, but they know it's going to be hot, humid, and there's a time difference that we're going to have to adjust to, we're going to have to be hydrating a lot."

On playing corner

"Majority of my time is at corner, there have been a couple of occasions over fall camp that I've played nickel, but I've mostly been playing corner. In the spring, that's really when I started to get a little bit more comfortable because I started to really understand the defense and I didn't have to think about my job and what the coverage specifically was. It has definitely been an adjustment, but I definitely feel like I'm getting a hang of it."

On having veteran safeties behind him

It has been a little bit easier because they know what's going on. I took some of my own time to learn what the safeties do so I know where I have my help, where I don't have help and whether I need to change my leverage depending on the safety rotations.

On working with coach Watson

I love working with coach Watson, I have a trainer back home named Flay, coach Watson reminds me of Flay, every time I go to practice and when we get into individual drills, I feel like I'm in an actual (individual) training situation.