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Dec. 9—COLLEGE FOOTBALL is a year-round sport for many fan bases, and now you can include the University of New Hampshire faithful in that group. With the NCAA transfer portal in full swing, there’s more news to report regarding UNH football now than there was during the 2023 season.
At least that’s the way it seems.
The transfer portal has left UNH fans with many questions, especially at the quarterback position now that Max Brosmer has decided to leave the building and play for the University of Minnesota next season. Today we’ll answer some of those questions.
When did Brosmer begin thinking about entering the transfer portal?
He said it became a realistic possibility around Thanksgiving.
“I focused on my team throughout the season,” he said. “Once the season ended, I spent some time with my family. We discussed our options and our opportunities, pros and cons, entering, not entering, and ultimately decided to test the water.
“I wasn’t thinking about the portal until after the season ended. I had no idea what I was doing. I knew that I wanted to win football games for UNH, so that was my No. 1 goal.
“I went back and forth for a few days on it. I had a dream of playing Big Ten football and somehow I got the opportunity to do that. I’m blessed for the opportunity. It was back and forth. I wanted to see what I had in the portal and make an educated decision from there.”
Why did Brosmer enter the portal?
He said it was all about increasing the possibility of playing in the NFL, and had nothing to do with being unhappy or dissatisfied at UNH. Minnesota was a good landing spot because of the level of competition and the fact that Brosmer looks like he’s the clear favorite to be the team’s starting quarterback next season.
If, as expected, redshirt senior Cole Kramer transfers following Minnesota’s bowl game, the Gophers will…
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Author : New Hampshire Union Leader, Manchester
Publish date : 2023-12-10 04:59:00
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