In his first interview session at Texas, Quinn Ewers said he “ended up where I think I should be” and transferred because he “wanted to be closer to my family and friends.”
Asked about why he chose to transfer to Texas after just one semester at Ohio State, the Southlake native cited a desire to return to his home state and play for the team he grew up rooting for.
Ewers, who is competing with Hudson Card to be Texas’ starting quarterback this year, believes he is now where he always belonged. Although he is no longer a Buckeye, Ewers said he is still close with Stroud and wants to see Stroud have continued success this year. Ewers was also complimentary of Ohio State head coach Ryan Day and Corey Dennis, saying he “learned a lot” from them.
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