COLLEGE PARK, MD - AUGUST 10: Maryland Terrapins quarterbacks from left, Perry Hills (11), Daxx Garman (18) and Caleb Rowe (7) will compete for the starting position where they are photographed during media day August 10, 2015 in College Park, MD. (Photo by Katherine Frey/The Washington Post via Getty Images)
Maryland football coach Randy Edsall told reporters on a conference call Sunday he is not sure who will start at quarterback for the Terrapins at Ohio State on Saturday.
That means Caleb Rowe, who has started the past three games but been pulled in the last two could get the call again.
Or Daxx Garman, who relieved Rowe the past two weeks when Rowe was ineffective, could get his first start as a Terrapin.
Edsall also did not rule out going back to Perry Hills, who beat out the other two in the preseason and started the first two games of the season before losing the job to Rowe.
"Everybody is in play there," Edsall said per The Diamondback.. "We have told Perry from the beginning, 'Hey just because this happened now stay into it because you just don't know what could happen. And he's done that."
Rowe has completed 40 of 91 passes for 428 yards with four touchdowns and a nation-leading 12 interceptions.
Garman is 6-for-18 for 115 yards with a touchdown and an interception, and Hills is 27-for-51 for 306 yards with four touchdown passes and two interceptions.
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