Stovall in transfer portal
Posted: Sat Mar 06, 2021 9:07 am
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Possibly related to WR Coach Brennan Marion's recent departure to Pitt. https://twitter.com/MelquiseS/status/1344708385741045760
Quin Bright already left the team back in December following the New Mexico Bowl, while Kilohana Haasenritter will still need to learn Graham's offense (after opting out last season).Palolo_2LA wrote: ↑Sat Mar 06, 2021 12:44 pm Hopefully this opens things up for the younger SBs - Bright, TMA and Kilo.
https://twitter.com/MelquiseS/status/1370112164027985925 https://twitter.com/PghSportsNow/status/1370459566731898887Stovall has one more opportunity to play college football and hopes to fulfill his immense potential. He recently entered the NCAA Transfer Portal and received the news from Marion that he has the opportunity to play for him again at Pitt.
“We’ve had communication since I recently hopped in the portal,” said Stovall. “We’ve contacted each other here and there and he ended up pulling the trigger with the offer yesterday. He believes that I can come in and make a good impact with the team. They’re young right now and don’t have a whole lot of seniority on the team so they’re looking for a couple of older leaders to come in and help out the team as much as possible.”
“I really didn’t know if an offer from Pitt was going to come or not. My thing with jumping into the portal was that I wanted to look for a team that was going to utilize my skill and talent as much as possible. I really had no idea it would come when I entered the portal but it’s a real blessing to receive it. Coach Marion and I have a really good relationship and believe that’s a big reason the offer came about. He knows that I can get the job done if he calls my number.”
Stovall is a 5-foot-9, 190 pound player that is capable of playing many different positions and speed is a big part of his game.
“I’d like to think that I excel in a few different areas,” said Stovall. “Strength, speed, quickness and just being knowledgeable about the game of football. I’m very experienced so whatever team I go to, I believe they’ll be getting a leader and an all-around playmaker. You can line me up in the slot, spread me out, running back, quarterback, it doesn’t matter because I think I’ll get the job done.”
Stovall told PSN that he’s hearing from a few other D-1 programs and could be receiving more offers as soon as this weekend. Regardless of what happens, he appreciates this opportunity from his former position coach and believes Pitt is lucky to have added Brennan Marion to their football program.
“More importantly, Pitt added a great person to their program. They added a loving person and coach that really, really cares about his players. The main thing is that Coach Marion loves his players outside of football. Normally, a lot of coaches don’t talk to their players outside of football but Coach does. He’ll always check in with you to see how you’re doing and to make sure you’re ok. I believe the sport of football doesn’t have enough coaches that care for their players outside of just playing football and he does a great job of doing that.”
kapakahi wrote: ↑Sat Mar 06, 2021 1:05 pmPossibly related to WR Coach Brennan Marion's recent departure to Pitt. https://twitter.com/MelquiseS/status/1344708385741045760