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How have Washington's outgoing transfers fared at their new schools?
DerekJohnson
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Thanks Taft!
OMG another year?
S Asa Turner
Transferred to: Florida
2024 snaps: 35
How it’s going: He started the Gators’ season-opening loss to Miami, but sustained a non-contact leg injury in that game and hasn’t played since. Turner wound up utilizing his redshirt last season because injuries limited him to four regular-season games. If he misses the rest of the season and wants to play another year of college football, I’d imagine he’ll have the opportunity.
"32-year old Asa Turner, whom Gator teammates refer to as Father Time, is slated to start tonight against Bethune-Cookman."
Who is older - Cam Rising, Asa Turner or @RaceBannon ?
Hard to determine too much since we don't know what players actually get paid and what they were offered by UW but other than Powell (whose team plays in the ACC and has been exceptionally lucky) and Muhammad, a lot of these guys could have just stayed and helped UW be at least 6-2 right now. I know that's possibly not realistic in 2024, but it sucks.
From what I've heard, Powell was dead set on leaving. I can't imagine UW tried to keep Turner that hard. Muhammad is clearly a mercenary (on his 3rd team now).
It would have been great to have Kalepo and Buelow for OL continuity but Ole Miss thought they were going to make a big push for expanded CFP this year and offered bigger bags than anyone else.
grass isn’t always greener… remind me that I said that after I get divorced and things actually get worse.
If you're dead set on leaving, then don't use any form of "putting on for your city" or act like UW ever owes you anything
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Dylan Morris has thrown 1 pass for James Madison. 100% complete. I like that he still believes! (Although I think few others do)
Being divorced is great. Get on the apps and start plowing.👌👌👌