Report: Wisconsin set to host a high profile transfer quarterback
Finn completed 60.3% of his passes in 2023 at Toledo for 2657 yards, 22 touchdowns and nine interceptions. He also added 123 carries and 563 rushing yards.
The veteran is ranked as the No. 21 overall transfer in the 247Sports portal and No. 7 quarterback. He was a three-star dual-threat QB coming out of Detroit, Michigan in 2019.

Isn’t he about the same player as what they previously had? Maybe a little better runner and more of a risk taker, maybe a little less of a leader, but a lot of similarities.
I kinda think so too. Plus, he has to learn how the program and scheme function.Isn’t he about the same player as what they previously had? Maybe a little better runner and more of a risk taker, maybe a little less of a leader, but a lot of similarities.
Interesting. Supposedly he was a player in NU negotiations as well. How problematic,From what I heard his Dad was up in everyones ass
I'll be stunned if this is approved but with the NCAA...who knows. I hope he isn't granted another year since he's used it all up. He wasn't injured like some players.REPORT: Stunning Details Emerge On Maryland QB Taulia Tagovailoa Trying To Enter Transfer Portal For "Flashy Reunion"
“The catch is in the final phrase of Locksley’s comment, referring to Tagovailoa’s eligibility status: he’s used all of it. He would need to win a waiver from the NCAA, which is no sure thing because there’s little precedent for any claim he’d need to make. He played in five games as a freshman at Alabama, one more than allowed to call it a redshirt season, so it would be difficult to cite a paperwork error, injury or other extenuating circumstances. Both Alabama and Maryland would need to sign off too, which also seems far from a sure thing.
But in this almost anarchic college sports age, you never know what a good lawyer can make happen. Tagovailoa’s family would like to bring him to the city where his brother, Tua Tagovailoa, is a star, sources in Miami and Maryland told IMS. Putting aside your possible Maryland fan hood, it’s a brilliant marketing idea, two brothers slinging it every weekend for two big-name teams in a flashy market? The marketing opportunities could be endless.”
If they do , then they might as well remove all restrictions and make it aI'll be stunned if this is approved but with the NCAA...who knows. I hope he isn't granted another year since he's used it all up. He wasn't injured like some players.
AgreeIf they do , then they might as well remove all restrictions and make it a
Pro sport
If they do , then they might as well remove all restrictions and make it a
Pro sport
Thus my response to the guy who bought a Lamborghini to drive in to sign his loiThere is a rising din amongst NFL players upset with the number of college kids making a lot more money than the pros are. Some of these college kids better save every penny because the endorsement money will be a much harder get once out in the "real world".