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Duke's football team ended their regular season with a dramatic victory over Wake Forest, securing a 9-3 record. With eight seconds left and the game tied, Duke's quarterback Maalik Murphy threw a game-winning touchdown pass to Jordan Moore, avoiding overtime. This win marks a successful first season for head coach Manny Diaz, as the Blue Devils swept their North Carolina rivals and finished 5-3 in ACC play.
Texas quarterback Maalik Murphy has entered the transfer portal and released a heartfelt statement expressing gratitude to the Longhorn community. Murphy served as the primary backup and made two starts this season, but has decided to pursue opportunities elsewhere for his future. He won't be with the team for the College Football Playoff, but remains appreciative of his time at Texas.
Texas quarterback Maalik Murphy has attracted early interest from several schools after entering the NCAA transfer portal, including USC, South Carolina, Baylor, Georgia, Oregon State, Syracuse, and Duke. USC and South Carolina are in need of additional quarterback depth, while Oregon State saw departures in the transfer portal. Michigan could also be a potential landing spot if JJ McCarthy leaves. Despite limited playing time, Murphy's raw talent has caught the attention of teams in search of a quarterback.
Texas quarterback Maalik Murphy has entered the transfer portal, leaving the Longhorns before their Sugar Bowl game. The chaotic December calendar in college football, with the opening of the transfer portal and the early signing period, has created a rush for players to find new schools quickly. The limited time between the portal opening and the early signing period has led to players opting out of bowl games and coaches scrambling to recruit transfers and high school players. There are suggestions to push back the early signing period to allow more time for transfers and potentially reduce opt-outs.
Maalik Murphy, the backup quarterback for the Texas Longhorns, has entered the transfer portal, potentially paving the way for Arch Manning to take over as the team's starter in the future. Manning, the highly touted quarterback and grandson of Archie Manning, has moved up the depth chart and could see playing time in the College Football Playoff if the starter, Quinn Ewers, gets injured. Murphy's decision to transfer is driven by his desire for more playing time and the opportunity to secure a starting role at another program next season.
Texas football backup quarterback Maalik Murphy has entered the NCAA Transfer Portal, and three possible destinations for him include the Michigan State Spartans. Murphy, who led the Longhorns to a 3-0 record as a starter, has shown potential and received offers after impressing during spring ball. Michigan State, under new head coach Jonathan Smith, is in the early stages of a rebuild and could provide Murphy with an opportunity to be the face of the program. Smith has a track record of developing quarterbacks, and Murphy's skills align with the offensive scheme. However, the potential transfer of Aidan Chiles, another quarterback recruit, could impact Murphy's decision.
Texas quarterback Maalik Murphy has announced his decision to enter the transfer portal, leaving the Longhorns without his services during the College Football Playoff. This move could potentially impact the transfer quarterback market, with teams like Ohio State and USC being potential contenders for Murphy's talents. In the short term, Texas will rely on freshman Arch Manning as the backup to starter Quinn Ewers. However, in the long term, this clears up the quarterback picture if Ewers returns for another season, with Manning as the backup and eventual successor.
Texas quarterback Maalik Murphy has entered the transfer portal, leaving five-star freshman Arch Manning as the primary backup to Quinn Ewers for the College Football Playoff. Murphy started two games for Texas in 2023 and was poised to compete for the starting job in 2024, but with Ewers potentially returning, his pathway to the starting role became more difficult. Murphy, a highly sought-after transfer, is looking for a destination where he can play and continue to develop. Potential options include SEC schools, Big Ten, Pac-12, and teams in the Big 12.
Texas backup quarterback Maalik Murphy has announced that he will enter the NCAA transfer portal, stating that he will not be with the Longhorns in the College Football Playoff. Murphy, a redshirt freshman, will become one of the most sought-after players on the transfer market, with three seasons of eligibility remaining. He started two games for Texas this season, throwing for 477 yards and 3 touchdowns. True freshman Arch Manning will now serve as the backup quarterback for Texas' postseason run. Murphy expressed gratitude towards Texas coach Steve Sarkisian and stated that he is leaving for his own future and to find a place where he can play and continue to improve.
Texas Longhorns head coach Steve Sarkisian provided injury updates on quarterback Maalik Murphy (non-throwing shoulder), running back CJ Baxter (hip pointer), and cornerback Ryan Watts (back injury) following their win over Texas Tech. Murphy was injured on a kickoff return, Baxter left the game due to the large lead, and Watts suffered his injury early in the game.
No. 7 Texas narrowly defeated No. 23 Kansas State in a 33-30 overtime win. Kansas State rallied from a 24-7 deficit to tie the game at 27 in the fourth quarter. Texas quarterback Maalik Murphy struggled in the second half, but the Longhorns' defense held on for the victory. With the win, Texas remains in control of its Big 12 and College Football Playoff hopes.
Texas Longhorns fans and analysts discuss the potential of quarterback Maalik Murphy, the struggles in the red zone, the possibility of Jonathon Brooks joining the Mt. Rushmore of Texas RBs, and the team's ranking in the College Football Playoff. They also debate whether Texas can extend their winning streak against Kansas State.
Texas coach Steve Sarkisian has named redshirt freshman quarterback Maalik Murphy as the starter for the upcoming game against BYU, replacing the injured Quinn Ewers. Murphy impressed during practice and led the Longhorns to a game-winning drive in his previous appearance. Sarkisian also mentioned the possibility of freshman Arch Manning getting some playing time but has yet to make a final decision. Murphy, a highly regarded recruit, will have the opportunity to showcase his skills as the starting quarterback for Texas.
Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian has announced that redshirt freshman Maalik Murphy will start at quarterback for the Longhorns in their game against BYU, replacing the injured Quinn Ewers. There was speculation about the potential appearance of highly touted recruit Arch Manning, but Sarkisian has not yet decided if Manning will see any playing time. BYU, who has faced backup quarterbacks in their last two games, is preparing to face a strong Texas offense regardless of who is under center.
Maalik Murphy, a redshirt freshman, will start at quarterback for the Texas Longhorns in their upcoming game against BYU, replacing the injured Quinn Ewers. Despite the presence of highly touted true freshman Arch Manning, coach Steve Sarkisian has not yet decided whether Manning will see any playing time. Murphy has shown improvement in practice and will have the opportunity to prove himself on the field.