26 DAYS TO 2016 KICKOFF: Cameron Morgan

Cameron Andrew Morgan (b. Nov. 14, 1993) is a preferred walk-on quarterback-turned-safety we plucked out of the state of Nebraska. He attracted interest, although not scholarship offers, from Kansas State, Nebraska and UCLA.

He set the Nebraska Class A state record for most touchdowns in a game in 2009 at six (tied with San Diego's Danny Woodhead) and also took his baseball team to the state championship, playing second base and pitcher.

Morgan totaled 2,332 career rushing yards and 45 touchdowns, while also throwing for 23 career touchdowns.

He earned honorable mention all-district honors as a sophomore and junior, and was all-district as a senior.

Morgan redshirted in 2012, and did not see any game action in 2013, 2014 or 2015. He is an active volunteer for United Way, Walk for Autism and the American Lung Association who was on the high school honor roll four years.

I expect Morgan to be on the scout team and special teams, but given our successful history of turning walk-on quarterbacks into safeties, he could rise as high as second-string due to a shortage of scholarship players.

Morgan, who graduated in May with a finance degree, collected four tackles (three solo) in the 2016 spring game after starting for the White team at Cat safety, which seems to presage that he might receive playing time this year.