Maryland quarterback Tyrrell Pigrome has already had a roller coaster of a college career. He's been on the Terps' two-deep since his freshman year, making 28 appearances and scattering four starts across his first three seasons. He's been an injured starter, an injury replacement and seemingly everything in between.
When the Terps visit Purdue Oct. 12, Pigrome will be back in the starting lineup, stepping in for the injured Josh Jackson. He doesn't know how long this opportunity will last, but he knows the team needs him to make the most of it.
"It's the worst way to get the job," Pigrome said, "but at the end of the day, I look at it as motivation. I'm always trying to push myself forward and do whatever I can do for the team."
