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@mich_danny34: That take completely misses the modern reality of college football. The four-yea

That take completely misses the modern reality of college football. The four-year quarterback development model died with the portal and immediate eligibility. Leavitt is making smart business decisions for his career, and Michigan Wolverines fans should understand that better than anyone after winning a national title with a transfer quarterback. J.J. McCarthy, a five-star recruit, only started for two seasons before leaving for the NFL. The idea of "building for four years" is a nostalgic fantasy. In today's game, if you aren't the starter, you transfer. It's that simple. Look at the numbers: over 1,500 players entered the portal this year. Quarterbacks have the shortest leash and the most mobility. Criticizing a player for maximizing his opportunities just sounds like bitterness from a program that isn't winning the portal game. Michigan's own roster is built on key transfers like Olu Oluwatimi and Josaiah Stewart. The sport has changed, and adapting isn't "renting," it's competing. Holding onto outdated ideals is how you get left behind.