UM's Mallett planning to transfer

kcudah posted 1/3/2008 from toledoblade.com [flag]

Rich Rodriguez's tenure as the head football coach at the University of Michigan is only in its second day, but he may have already lost one of the Wolverines. There is speculation out of Ann Arbor that freshman quarterback Ryan Mallett has decided to leave Michigan and will transfer to UCLA, according to a person close to the team. [link]

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Mallett Out Like Doug?
Published 1/3/2008 by Brian at mgoblog
The Toledo Blade is causing a tizzy with a piece headlined "Mallett planning to transfer", but the actual texty bits are not so strident: ...

New 5 star QB transfer???
Published 1/3/2008 by TheTJCummingsEra <info@bruinsnation.com> at Bruins Nation: Front Page Posts
... Now, don't get your hopes up about the dude on the right. However, apparently the dude on the left, freshman QB Ryan Mallett from Michigan, has already decided to leave the team and sign up with UCLA! Here's the source: ...

Is Ryan Mallett staying or going?
Published 1/3/2008 by NDub at Construda
The Toledo Blade is reporting today that Michigan's freshman quarterback Ryan Mallett will transfer to UCLA . The newspaper cited "a person close to the team" as its source. Michigan associate athletic director Bruce Madej said no transfer paperwork has crossed his desk and as far as he knows, the 2006 Rivals No. 2 recruit, Mallett, is still enrolled at Michigan. "He came back with us, so I just saw him yesterday," Madej said. "He was talking with the guys about seeing them next week." Mallett told The Blade on Dec. 26 that he wanted to remain with the Wolverines. As you ...

QB Mallett Laying The Hammer Down on Michigan?
Published 1/3/2008 by jason at SPORTSbyBROOKS
... The TOLEDO BLADE reports that the freshman signal caller is ready to transfer to UCLA, according to a “person close to the team.” ...

The Loose Ends and Links: Soon Du Bu Edition
Published 1/4/2008 by The Ghosts at The Ghosts of Wayne Fontes
... Moving on, looks like the bad rumor is turning into bad news in Ann Arbor as Ryan Mallett is planning to transfer to UCLA. That whole Terrelle Pryor siutation really escalated quickly. Now, the Wolverines are looking down the barrell of a gun if he doesn't show up. As reputable as the Toledo Blade may be, this seems a bit rash considering Rich Rodriguez probably hasn't even had a chance to speak to him, let alone discuss the future in any detail. I do respect the good folks of Toledo for naming their paper something a little more unique than gazette, tribute, or herald. It ...

Terelle Pryor, Step Away From The Michigan Hat
Published 1/5/2008 by The Sports Diva at TSD Magazine
The U.S. Army All-American Bowl is on today right before the NFL playoffs start. And yes with the NFL playoffs, anything can happen. But the one thing I'm thinking about today is how the Toledo Blade reported on Thursday that Ryan Mallett, QB for Michigan, has decided to transfer to UCLA next season . NOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!! I'm freaking out a little bit over this. It's not that I want so badly for Terelle Pryor to be a Buckeye (who was the last high profile QB at Ohio State?). I want SO BADLY for Terelle Pryor to not be a Wolverine. He can go to Florida. He can go to Penn State. He ...

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Rodriguez: 'I believe (Mallett) is going to transfer'

Construda posted 1/8/2008 from construda.blogspot.com

New Michigan head football coach Rich Rodriguez said today in a radio interview on The Jim Rome Show that Ryan Mallett, who was likely the slated starter for next season, is going to transfer. "I believe he's going to transfer," Rodriguez said. "He has not told me specifically and he's told other folks in the program."

Rich Rodriguez on Ryan Mallet: "I think he's going to transfer."

Posted 1/8/2008 on Quo Vadimus

University of Michigan Football coach Rich Rodriguez is being interviewed on the Jim Rome Show right now and he just said, when asked about the future of Ryan Mallett, that "I think he is going to transfer." He said that Mallett has not told him that personally, but that Mallett has apparently let people know in the program that he is planning on leaving, and Rodriguez sounded as if he was ...

Is He Or Isn't He? He Probably Is

Posted 1/4/2008 on mgoblog

Okay. Yesterday the Blade started a kerfuffle about a potential Mallett transfer; the Freep then shot that down by talking to his mom. Now two competing stories, one a sort of back off -- welcome to the club -- from the Blade entitled "UM's Mallett Weighs Transfer": Michigan associate athletic director Bruce Madej said yesterday no paperwork has come across his desk about Mallett's transfer ...

Back on the Wagon links

Posted 1/4/2008 on 100% Injury Rate

All right, we're back. Here's yo links. An interesting look at which NCAA basketball programs produce the most $$$. [ Storming the Floor ] NFL Playoff teams as beers. [ Deuce of Davenport ] Is Ryan Mallet going to transfer to UCLA? My guess would be UCLA is certainly hoping so. [ Construda ] The Giants continue to get hammered this week, this time thanks to a Barber. [ SPORTSbyBROOKS ] A ...

Let Mallett, Abandoned College Football Players Transfer

Posted 1/2/2008 on Bleacher Report

I feel bad for Ryan Mallett. He made a four-year commitment to Lloyd Carr, just like Pat White made a long-term commitment to Rich Rodriguez. Now both quarterbacks, along with numerous other players throughout the country, have had their football careers drastically altered by the whims of a head coach, administration or booster club. We hold teenagers to a higher standard of ...

Michigan to lose Manningham, 2 others (AP)

Published 1/9/2008 on Yahoo! Sports - NCAA Football News

Rich Rodriguez does not expect to coach wide receivers Mario Manningham and Adrian Arrington or quarterback Ryan Mallett at Michigan. Manningham and Arrington will skip their senior seasons and Mallett will transfer, according to Rodriguez. "Those are ...