For the most part, the Maryland football team's positional depth chart this spring is unsettled. Players are slotting in all over the field, and head coach DJ Durkin has made it a point that practically nobody should feel settled. That's been evident nowhere more than on the offensive line, where, Durkin said Tuesday, almost nobody has played just a single position over the course of the team's spring practice schedule.
But at center, Brendan Moore appears to be the frontrunner to start. He has played behind senior starters each of the past two years – Sal Conaboy in 2014, Evan Mulrooney in 2015 – and logically seems to be next in line.