Three days after former Georgia quarterback Justin Fields announced his transfer to Ohio State, former four-star QB Tate Martell entered his name into the transfer portal in search off a new program. Martell’s search came to an end early Wednesday morning when he announced that he will continue his career at Miami. Martell, the No. 56 recruit in the nation back in 2017 as a dual-threat signal caller, completed 23-of-28 passes for 269 yards and a touchdown in backup duty this season, his first year active after taking a redshirt for his true freshman season in 2017. After backing up Dwayne Haskins in 2018, Martell expected to step into a starting role next season only to see new coach Ryan Day accept a transfer from Fields, who will reportedly seek a waiver with the NCAA to play immediately rather than sit out the NCAA-mandated year in residence. Though Martell previously…
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