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Jake Garcia QB entering portal (Miami) ... hmmmnn...
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https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/35467642/qb-garcia-leave-miami-enter-transfer-portal-sources-say
University of Miami quarterback Jake Garcia intends to enter the NCAA transfer portal, sources told ESPN on Tuesday. He's informed the Miami coaches of his intentions, and his decision comes one day before the deadline to enter the NCAA transfer portal on Jan. 18.
Garcia is a former Top 25 over recruit in the Class of 2021, per the ESPN 300. He'd originally committed to USC before flipping to Miami in Dec. of 2020. He redshirted his freshman year, which means he'll have three seasons of eligibility at his next school and be immediately eligible.
According to a source, Garcia is looking to enroll somewhere immediately and compete in spring ball to learn a system and compete for the starting job.
The portal deadline is only for entry, so as long as athletes are in by Jan. 18, they can make a decision at any time.
Garcia started one game for the Hurricanes this season, a 14-12 four-overtime victory at Virginia. Garcia finished 15-for-31 for 125 yards in that game. For the season, he completed 59.1% of his passes in eight games, throwing five touchdown passes and four interceptions.
He played just one game during his first season on campus in 2021, throwing for two touchdowns in a 69-0 win over Central Connecticut State.
Garcia's career has been an odyssey, as he attended five high schools in four years. His career included at stop in his native California at Long Beach Poly, where he backed up future Ole Miss star Matt Corral. He transferred to Narbonne (CA) High School and starred there for two seasons before finishing his career in Georgia so he could play his senior season during the COVID-19 altered season of 2020.
Talented? Sure. Don't like his history though ... seems too unstable. Although Washington and DeBoer could offer that stability ...
University of Miami quarterback Jake Garcia intends to enter the NCAA transfer portal, sources told ESPN on Tuesday. He's informed the Miami coaches of his intentions, and his decision comes one day before the deadline to enter the NCAA transfer portal on Jan. 18.
Garcia is a former Top 25 over recruit in the Class of 2021, per the ESPN 300. He'd originally committed to USC before flipping to Miami in Dec. of 2020. He redshirted his freshman year, which means he'll have three seasons of eligibility at his next school and be immediately eligible.
According to a source, Garcia is looking to enroll somewhere immediately and compete in spring ball to learn a system and compete for the starting job.
The portal deadline is only for entry, so as long as athletes are in by Jan. 18, they can make a decision at any time.
Garcia started one game for the Hurricanes this season, a 14-12 four-overtime victory at Virginia. Garcia finished 15-for-31 for 125 yards in that game. For the season, he completed 59.1% of his passes in eight games, throwing five touchdown passes and four interceptions.
He played just one game during his first season on campus in 2021, throwing for two touchdowns in a 69-0 win over Central Connecticut State.
Garcia's career has been an odyssey, as he attended five high schools in four years. His career included at stop in his native California at Long Beach Poly, where he backed up future Ole Miss star Matt Corral. He transferred to Narbonne (CA) High School and starred there for two seasons before finishing his career in Georgia so he could play his senior season during the COVID-19 altered season of 2020.
Talented? Sure. Don't like his history though ... seems too unstable. Although Washington and DeBoer could offer that stability ...
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I wonder if we are pursuing Rashada?
Go to UW and sit and learn behind the national leading passer and then be ready for 2024 opener against Minnesota
OR
Go to Cal and get the shit kicked out of you and see ghosts the rest of your college career.
We ARE Minnesota
Poor kid