It was pretty clear when the NCAA made their latest reckless rule change that chaos would ensue. But it also brought some straight up lunacy. One of the most unexpected by-products was the phenomena of starting quarterbacks leaving their old schools behind. Some followed a coach. Others ran from a new coach. Perhaps even others were looking for a “new start”. Yet, very few “upgraded” to a better program.
Below is a list of notable signal callers who portaled out:
QB | FROM | TO |
Caleb Williams | Oklahoma | Southern Cal |
Quinn Ewers | Ohio State | Texas |
Jaxson Dart | Southern Cal | Ole Miss |
Spencer Rattler | Oklahoma | South Carolina |
Dillon Gabriel | UCF | Oklahoma |
Max Johnson | LSU | Texas A&M |
Kedon Slovis | Southern Cal | Pitt |
Connor Bazelak | Mizzou | Indiana |
Levi Williams | Wyoming | Utah State |
Patrick Nix | Auburn | Oregon |
Jayden Daniels | Arizona State | LSU |
Adrian Martinez | Nebraska | Northwestern |
JT Daniels | Georgia | West Virginia |
Gerry Bohanon | Baylor | USF |
John Rhys Plumlee | Ole Miss | UCF |
Jayden De Laura | Washington State | Arizona |
Casey Thompson | Texas | Nebraska |
Zach Calzada | Texas A&M | Auburn |
Michael Penix | Indiana | Washington |
Emory Jones | Florida | Arizona State |
Tommy DeVito | Syracuse | Illinois |
Jack Plummer | Purdue | Cal |
[There are plenty of others.