MANHATTAN BEACH, Calif.– All eyes lingered on him.

That was the last of Ewers tosses in Thursday nights professional day exercise in which he shined. Nearly whatever he tossed was on target as people enjoying from the sideline aahed and oohed as he progressed down the field.

” Thats in the Big House,” the coach screamed once again.

The wideout captured the pass and jumped, though he could not get his feet in bounds. For the coaches, the ball– thrown with touch– sufficed.

Quinn Ewers, under center from the 10-yard line, called for the snap and took it. The luxury Ohio State quarterback dedicate took a five-step drop, planted his best foot on the 15-yard line, crow-hopped and provided a high strike to the receiver crashing across the back of the end zone.

” In the Big House,” one of the Elite 11 coaches stated for all in the area to hear, referring to Michigans football arena.

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All of the quarterbacks at the Elite 11 Finals on Thursday competed– or are still completing in– the pro day workout, which is developed to appear like the kinds of pre-NFL draft workouts staged at a quarterbacks university. Here, all signal-callers utilize the same script of tosses from the exact same parts of the field to contend on an equal opportunity.

Ewers has another day– on Friday early morning– to make a case to win the Elite 11 Finals MVP.