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Jake Retzlaff Has Reportedly Told BYU Teammates, Staff He Plans to Transfer
- In late June, BYU quarterback Jake Retzlaff announced his plan to transfer to avoid a likely seven-game suspension for violating the school's honor code after admitting to premarital sex.
- Following the lawsuit's dismissal, Retzlaff admitted to premarital sex, violating BYU's honor code that prohibits such conduct, leading to his suspension.
- Retzlaff, BYU's first Jewish starting quarterback, led the team to an 11-2 record, passing for 2,947 yards and 20 touchdowns last season.
- Facing a seven-game suspension, the team will miss over half the season, intensifying quarterback competition for the starting role.
- In the coming week, Retzlaff, who has one year of eligibility left, plans to enter the transfer portal and reveal his new destination, according to the Tribune.
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Jake Retzlaff landing spots: Potential destinations for embattled BYU QB
After admitting to premarital sex that came out as part of a lawsuit against himself, BYU quarterback Jake Retzlaff has opted to enter the transfer portal. He was facing a seven-game suspension for violating BYU's honor code, and rather than sit half the season, he's opted to find a new home. Several QB-needy programs could be interested despite the baggage, including Tennessee, Alabama, and Maryland.
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