IT’S OFFICIAL: MURRAY LEAVING AGGIELAND
Texas A&M freshman quarterback Kyler Murray has elected to transfer and will not play in the Aggies' bowl game, the team confirmed Thursday.
Murray has been released from his scholarship at Texas A&M. He can transfer to any school, as long as it isn't in the SEC or a team on Texas A&M's schedule over the next four years.
Last week, Kyle Allen, a 14-game starter and another top-ranked quarterback prospect, decided to transfer from A&M.
Sources tell ESPN and CBS Sports that uncertainty with the direction of A&M's offense, the future of the offensive coaching staff, trust issues between the quarterbacks and coaches and how the quarterbacks were utilized were among the concerns that led to both Murray's and Allen's transfers.
That leaves Blinn transfer Jake Hubenak as the starting quarterback for the Aggies' game against Louisville in the Music City Bowl on Dec. 30th, live on KWHI.