When Peter Lalich joined the Virginia football program last fall, no one was really sure of what to expect out of his true freshman year. Redshirt? Back-up quarterback? Split duty? The first of those questions was answered immediately when he trotted on to the field in Wyoming, while the splitting time vs. back-up debate carried on for a few more weeks. In the end, however, Lalich served as the back-up quarterback, seeing time in eight games.
Fast forward to the spring. Jameel Sewell , the team’s starting quarterback in the fall, is not enrolled at UVa due to academic problems. Lalich appears to be the logical front-runner for the top spot. He’s not making any assumptions.
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