Speculation abounds after redshirt freshman quarterback Maalik Murphy entered the NCAA Transfer Portal. The former Texas Longhorns signal caller, who saw action during Quinn Ewers’ injury earlier this season, has three seasons of eligibility remaining. But what’s next for the former No. 1 247Sports recruit?
“A place where I can play,” Murphy said earlier this week to reporters, according to 247Sports. “Continue to improve and surround yourself with great people and players.” And simply do what is best for me and my career. I just want to be in a position to play. I don’t want to be standing around waiting for something to happen. “I’d rather get my career started now.”
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