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Jake Retzlaff Still Loves BYU but Expresses Faith in His Fresh Start at Tulane

Jake Retzlaff, who transferred from BYU to Tulane, is vying to earn the role of starting quarterback as of early August 2025.
Retzlaff departed BYU amid an impending seven-game suspension connected to an Honor Code breach, but he chose not to discuss the reasons behind his exit.
Retzlaff speaks positively about his new chapter at Tulane, adjusting to its hot, humid climate and embracing a campus where about 40% of students are Jewish.
BYU coach Kalani Sitake expressed support for Retzlaff, saying, "I'm happy for him" and noted Retzlaff's toughness and leadership as the Cougars seek a new quarterback.
Retzlaff's transfer leaves BYU with a void at quarterback, while Tulane’s coaching staff vetted him and expects he must outperform multiple transfers to win the starting role.

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Jake Retzlaff still loves BYU but expresses faith in his fresh start at Tulane

Jake Retzlaff says he still loves BYU but expressed faith in his decision to start fresh at Tulane. Retzlaff is trying to move past recent reputational harm in Utah, learn a new offense and outperform three other transfer QBs at Tulane.

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