Jake Retzlaff, the quarterback for Brigham Young University, is reportedly planning to transfer after being suspended for admitting to premarital sex. The suspension comes in the wake of a legal case where he faced allegations of raping a woman. Retzlaff’s admission of premarital sex followed a lawsuit in which he was accused of sexually assaulting a woman. The case has been under intense scrutiny, with Retzlaff’s legal team disputing the allegations.
According to sources close to the situation, Retzlaff is considering transferring to another college or entering the NFL draft. The suspension has raised questions about the university’s handling of the case and whether further disciplinary actions will be taken. Retzlaff’s future remains uncertain as the legal proceedings continue.
Retzl, who has been a key player for BYU, now faces the possibility of losing his NCAA eligibility if he transfers. The decision to transfer could impact the university’s football program, which has struggled with off-field controversies in recent years. The situation has also sparked discussions about the balance between personal conduct and athletic performance in collegiate sports.