Multiple Pac-12 Teams Reshape Quarterback Depth Ahead 2024 Season

As college football teams across the country ramp up their preparation for the 2025 season, several programs have begun training camps focused on determining their quarterback situations. Kansas saw progress with Harry Stewart III nearing full participation after a knee injury. Arizona State is evaluating true freshman Cameron Dyer, a strong-armed quarterback with scrambling ability, as a potential future starter following Sam Leavitt's expected NFL draft. UCLA's camp highlights the arrival of Nico Iamaleava, the top transfer quarterback who is expected to start, with several other contenders competing for backup roles. BYU is navigating the challenge of replacing Jake Retzlaff, with players actively assessing the quarterback competition. Meanwhile, USC is expected to rely on Jayden Maiava as their clear starting quarterback for 2025, reflecting coach Lincoln Riley's confidence in his development and opting not to pursue transfers aggressively at the position.