Will Florida State's Brock Glenn Get His Chance Against Memphis?
As Florida State prepares to face off against the Memphis Tigers this weekend, much of the buzz surrounds the potential for backup quarterback Brock Glenn to step onto the field. Fans are already familiar with the "We want Brock" chants that rang out in Doak Campbell Stadium after a tough loss to Boston College. With FSU off to a rocky 0-2 start, including a frustrating 28-13 loss to Boston College, the cries for a change in the quarterback position have only grown louder. This has left many wondering: Will Brock Glenn play against Memphis?
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Brock Glenn, a Memphis-area native and former Lausanne Collegiate School standout, is currently the backup to DJ Uiagalelei. As fans of any team know, when a starting quarterback struggles, the backup often becomes the fan favorite. Uiagalelei has had his difficulties, completing 58% of his passes for 465 yards with just one touchdown and one interception through two games. More concerning has been his inability to connect with open receivers, leading some to question whether he should remain the starter. Despite the criticisms, head coach Mike Norvell has not publicly indicated any plans to bench Uiagalelei. However, if FSU's offense struggles again this weekend against Memphis, Glenn could get the call.
Glenn, a 6-foot-2 quarterback, has shown promise in limited appearances for the Seminoles. In 2022, he stepped up in crucial moments, including starting in the ACC Championship Game and the Orange Bowl. His high school career was equally impressive, with over 4,500 yards on offense and 57 passing touchdowns. Glenn’s recruitment journey was notable, initially committing to Ohio State before ultimately deciding to play for Florida State under Norvell.
Whether Glenn sees significant playing time against his hometown team this weekend remains to be seen. While he has yet to make a mark in the 2024 season, fans are eager to see if he can provide the spark FSU's offense desperately needs. If Uiagalelei falters and Norvell opts for a change, this could be Glenn’s moment to shine.
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