Will Brock Glenn replace DJ Uiagalelei as the Seminoles’ quarterback?

A season later, with Travis no longer eligible, Glenn is behind another big name: Uiagalelei, the former five-star quarterback from Clemson and Oregon State who transferred to Florida State. Much like his previous stops, Uiagalelei's game has yet to reach his once-touted potential.

Chants of “We want Brock” erupted at Doak Campbell Stadium last week as FSU lost 28-13 to then-unranked Boston College, the Seminoles' second straight loss to an unranked opponent. Uiagalelei threw one interception and completed just half of his 42 pass attempts.

If Uiagalelei has problems again, Locastro hopes Brock will get the chance to play against the Tigers.

“I think it would be incredible if his first college game this year was against Memphis,” Locastro said. “He goes to high school in Memphis, knows a lot of the kids on the Memphis team and it would be pretty cool if he got the opportunity to show what he can do.”