Talk about going from one end of the college football spectrum to the other. Offensive tackle Kevin Feder is doing just that by transferring from regular Big Ten favorite Ohio State to Big 12 cellar-dweller Kansas. Feder announced his transfer plans on Twitter.
“Blessed to continue my academic and football career in the Big 12 at the University of Kansas,” Feder said on Twitter with a photo of him in his new Jayhawks uniform.
Blessed to continue my academic and football career in the Big12 at the University of Kansas #RockChalk pic.twitter.com/g1YlR2JLD1
— Kevin Feder (@Kevin_feder) May 28, 2018
Feder announced his intent to transfer away from Ohio State back in January. He will be a graduate transfer, meaning he will be eligible to provide some depth to the Kansas offensive line right away this fall. Furthermore, Feder also has two years of eligibility to use at Kansas.
Feder did not play for the Buckeyes in 2017 due to a lingering foot injury that has bothered him the past two years. But a clean slate at Kansas may allow Feder to play a key role for the Jayhawks.