Quarterback Caleb Rowe prepares to throw a pass during the Terps’ 52-24 loss to Ohio State on Oct. 4, 2014 at Capital One field.

After more than 10 practices in fall camp, Terrapins football coach Randy Edsall is still evaluating redshirt juniors Caleb Rowe and Perry Hills and fifth-year transfer Daxx Garman for the starting quarterback job.

The three signal callers have been splitting repetitions with the first-team offense. In Friday’s practice, the three rotated in and out as Edsall attempted to give each quarterback the same amount of time under center.

Rowe had his turn running the first team Monday while Hills took Tuesday’s early practice and Garman had the evening practice Tuesday. Edsall is still waiting for one of them to emerge.

“Some guys have had their moments and done well. We are looking for that consistency,” Edsall said Tuesday. “We’ll do the same thing for the next three practices, and hopefully by that time, somebody will have separated themselves. We are just taking it one day at a time and one practice at a time.”

Garman said Edsall hasn’t given him a timetable on when a decision will be made, but Edsall did say they entered this week with a plan and will re-evaluate the situation at the end of the week.

The Terps hold another scrimmage Saturday, as part of their annual Fan Appreciation Day, so Edsall might wait to see everyone again in a game format before making his pick. Rowe said the first scrimmage helped him get comfortable, as he had missed the spring game while recovering from a torn ACL.

“It was my first game-like situation, so I definitely feel like I’m kind of calmed down,” Rowe said. “I’m kind of getting into my own a little bit. I kind of had the jitters a little bit going into it, but now I’m kind of getting a little more comfortable with everything.”

Garman, meanwhile, is beginning to settle into the new offensive system after transferring from Oklahoma State in May.

“I’m definitely getting more comfortable just being out here just learning the routine, how everything goes every day,” Garman said.

ASHIRU TO REPLACE LOGAN

On the initial preseason depth chart, Connecticut transfer Jefferson Ashiru was listed in a position battle with Jalen Brooks for one of the starting outside linebacker spots. But after Abner Logan, the starter on the other side, suffered an ACL injury in the first week of fall camp, Edsall has opted to move Ashiru into Logan’s spot.

Ashiru, a graduate transfer, started 18 games with the Huskies in his three seasons. In 2013, he finished fifth on the team in tackles with 58.

After Ashiru has had about a week practicing in his new spot, Edsall said, “He’s doing well.” Ashiru has still been adjusting to the terminology with his new team, but Edsall said that part of the process is over.

“Now that he’s got that down, we’ll see him continue to do more,” Edsall said. “The more he practices and he’s taking those reps, the more comfortable he’ll be. He’s played. He started. I’m not too worried about him.”

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GALLO DONE AFTER SEASON

Edsall announced Tuesday that this season will be tight end P.J. Gallo’s final year with the team. The redshirt junior interned with Goldman Sachs, and the firm offered him a job to start next July.

Gallo appeared in all 13 games last season, making two starts at tight end. He is listed second on the depth chart behind Andrew Isaacs.

“He had a great internship with them this past summer, and it’s great for him and great for the program,” Edsall said.