Transfer QBs

[Livingat45north]

Brooks Haack, the Rajun Cajun's starting QB for about half of their games this year, has announced he's transferring. Could he be following his coach to the UofM?

http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/ncaaf...-qb-brooks-haack-will-transfer-235959960.html

"I've had a great, great four years," Haack said. "There's not one thing I would change about my experience. I met a lot of great people, met a lot of great fans, great friends, memories that I'll have for a lifetime. There's nothing about that that I would change. "This could possibly be my last year of football in my life. I really want to take it to heart and succeed for my last year." Haack made the decision shortly after meeting with Cajuns offensive coordinator Jay Johnson last week.

 

[A_Slab_of_Bacon]

Brooks Haack, the Rajun Cajun's starting QB for about half of their games this year, has announced he's transferring. Could he be following his coach to the UofM?

http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/ncaaf...-qb-brooks-haack-will-transfer-235959960.html

"I've had a great, great four years," Haack said. "There's not one thing I would change about my experience. I met a lot of great people, met a lot of great fans, great friends, memories that I'll have for a lifetime. There's nothing about that that I would change. "This could possibly be my last year of football in my life. I really want to take it to heart and succeed for my last year." Haack made the decision shortly after meeting with Cajuns offensive coordinator Jay Johnson last week.

Maybe he's a diamond in the rough but he's got what, a year left? Not sure his stats look that much better than Mitch....

 

[GophersInIowa]

Brooks Haack, the Rajun Cajun's starting QB for about half of their games this year, has announced he's transferring. Could he be following his coach to the UofM?

http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/ncaaf...-qb-brooks-haack-will-transfer-235959960.html

"I've had a great, great four years," Haack said. "There's not one thing I would change about my experience. I met a lot of great people, met a lot of great fans, great friends, memories that I'll have for a lifetime. There's nothing about that that I would change. "This could possibly be my last year of football in my life. I really want to take it to heart and succeed for my last year." Haack made the decision shortly after meeting with Cajuns offensive coordinator Jay Johnson last week.

He announced it prior to Johnson taking the job with Minnesota so very unlikely. He also said he wants to be close to home (Texas).