Ten transfers that may regret changing programs

The 2024 college football season is off and running but some players who transferred in the offseason might be wishing they could rewind the clock and make some different decisions. Most teams have only played one game so far but some transfers are learning the hard way that the grass isn’t always greener elsewhere.

Here are 10 players who transferred in the 2024 cycle who are off to a rough start to the season and might wind up regretting their decision to leave for another program.

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WR JALEN BROWN, Florida State

There is so much talent that Florida State trots onto the field on offense that it’s shocking how poor its production has been so far this year. Brown was a coveted high school prospect and transfer prospect coming over to Tallahassee from LSU. The speedy Florida native might as well be at a track meet because he hasn’t caught many passes yet. Through two games the redshirt freshman has run 46 routes but only been targeted five times with three catches for 26 yards, according to PFF.

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QB AIDAN CHILES, Michigan State

Chiles told us to “take the over” before his first start as Michigan State’s new quarterback. The Spartans did get the win but certainly did not score enough points to hit the over against FAU. Chiles had a less than stellar outing, posting a stat line of 10-for-24 with 114 passing yards and two interceptions, but there is still an entire season to go and it is just his first season as a starter.

There’s plenty of potential that he brings to the field and, while he may not be regretting his decision to…

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Publish date : 2024-09-05 21:59:54

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