It’s been quite a past few days personnel-wise for the Minnesota football program.
Since last Friday, two Minnesota starters have announced that they would be skipping the Gophers’ bowl game in order to begin preparing for the 2019 NFL Draft. Additionally, multiple reports surfaced Tuesday that at least six and as many as eight Gophers football players will be suspended for the school’s bowl game.
A day later, Quinn Oseland used his social media accounts to announce that he has decided to transfer from Minnesota. Not only that, but the offensive lineman confirmed his transfer destination -- San Jose State.
I’m goin West @ San Jose State University https://t.co/IuGeYaC4v0
— Quinn Oseland (@Q_Oseland78) December 12, 2018
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Oseland played in 13 games during his time with the Gophers, starting two of those contests. Both of those starts came during the 2017 season.
In 2018, Oseland, a three-star 2015 recruit, appeared in just two games, with playing time the likely trigger for his decision to transfer from the school. At San Jose State, Oseland will be eligible to play immediately in 2019 as a graduate transfer.