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I don't care what the bet terms were/are/proposed, someone is getting the hammer of we don't get Hurts.

He won't portal and might appreciate learning how to be a big-time college QB.

Rattler is not enrolling early so doubtful a true freshman not enrolling early will beat out a guy like Jalen Hurts. Sure a lot more likely than happening at Miami but if Jalen can't beat out Rattler then he isn't getting drafted. I understand it happened with Tua but Jalen and Tua were only a...

Hurts leaving Miami means we were not the predetermined pick. I hope he comes here but Hurts being from Texas and Riley's experience developing QB's, I just don't see it happening.

Another question is did he even take classes during the summer? Most universities recommend internships during the summer and at a school like OSU you don't turn that down because that is how you get your "extra money".

No, it is not. A graduate transfer is guaranteed. An appeal almost always fails.

Yet the articles say he plans to appeal. If Martell is graduating early then there is nothing to appeal.

He graduated high school early so doubtful he had enough credits to skip an entire year.

There really isn't when it comes to transferring from one D1 school to another. He either needs to prove a hardship or graduate early.

Which would be almost impossible after 2.5 years of school.

I don't know if any previous examples similar to Martel where the athlete was made eligible.

OU will have better odds at making the playoffs. If it was about a guaranteed starting spot he would transfer to Rutgers. Hurts obviously wants both a starting role and a team that can compete.

As others have pointed out, you don't have to attend the first day of class. That being said I don't think Hurts or Martell would want to start off 2 weeks behind.

Perhaps, but probably a zero percent chance a kid from Cali gets a waiver to move to Miami. Martell has made it obvious that this transfer is about Fields going to OSU.

I highly doubt Martell graduated in two years. The OSU website lists him as a redshirt freshman, so he would sit his sophomore year and be eligible to play his junior and senior years. he could become a grad transfer after his junior season if he is unhappy with Miami.