That certainly didn’t take long.
Sunday, Oregon State announced that Marcus McMaryion had decided to transfer out of the football program after turning out on the wrong side of the Beavers’ starting quarterback decision. Two days later, McMaryion revealed on Twitter that he has decided to move on to Fresno State.Excited to officially announce I will be finishing my collegiate career at Fresno State representing where I’ve always called home #godogs pic.twitter.com/5zD2Gx84S0
— ⚡️Marcus McMaryion⚡️ (@MM2_Era) August 9, 2017
A graduate transfer, McMaryion will be eligible to play immediately in 2017. Additionally, he’ll have another season of eligibility he can use in 2018 as he graduated in three years from OSU.
In the 15 games (seven starts) in his OSU career, McMaryion completed 128-of-237 passes for 1,689 yards, 11 touchdowns and eight interceptions. Last season as the starter the last half of the year, he went 101-of-170 for, 1,286 yards, 10 touchdowns and five interceptions.
McMaryion also ran for a pair of touchdowns, one in each of the last two seasons.