Obviously they'll have an extra edge in having a year of experience and then spring practice this year. I'll do whatever I can to prepare and compete for the spot.

I want to go pro if I can, and I don't think there's any better place to be than Yale. No matter where you are, if you're good enough, you'll go. I'll have the opportunity to be playing at the next level and if not I'll have a great education.

They're turning over the position, so I definitely want to fight for that spot.

We didn't have a good practice at all yesterday morning,

It was good to get out here and practice since I couldn't last week and I felt a lot better. Being injured is terrible; I just have to worry about being healthy all through the summer.

It's been helpful to be able to practice. The main thing here is the quickness and speed of the game and how quickly guys make passes. It's on the tape and the guy is gone. That's been the biggest adjustment for me.