Hayden Rettig has seen college football life in the Big Ten and the SEC, but what he wanted to see most of all was the playing field.
The Rutgers graduate transfer committed Sunday night to Tennessee Tech, an upstart FCS program in need of a quarterback to run its pro-style offense. He will be immediately eligible in 2017 for his final season.
"It's a good fit," Rettig told NJ Advance Media. "I think we can do a lot there. I love the coaches. I just wanted a place where I was needed, and Tennessee Tech was the place.