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Former LSU tight end Mac Markway has joined the Nebraska football program, he announced on Tuesday.

Markway, a former four-star prospect from St. Louis, Mo., entered the transfer portal at the beginning of fall camp earlier this month.

In 2023, he appeared in 12 games as a true freshman, with one start vs. Mississippi State when Mason Taylor was injured. He caught three passes for 16 yards and one touchdown in 2023.

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BayouBengal999 months
At the very least have one date where you can transfer. Miss that deadline and you have to stay the year. You can choose to RS or take medical leave or whatever so you don’t miss your year. Or you can just play that season with your team. It won’t hurt you this way, you can still work out and get the year back at your next school. This way it gives everyone including the player time to choose the best destination for them and not leave anyone in a bind.
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Datbayoubengal9 months
Yesh for some reason they are still allowing transfers to schools. I've read about several that transfered during the last month. What a clusterfrick to allow something like this. Good luck to him, but this could end up messing up some teams if this becomes widespread in the future. They need to clamp down on it.
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Recoveringcajun9 months
Fakest looking corn ever.
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Datbayoubengal9 months
It's an emoji dude lol.
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PoppaD9 months
Can he play right away? I thought you could only transfer during the open window, but I can't keep up anymore. Can a player leave during camp and play the same season somewhere else?
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Spankum9 months
Best of luck to this young man…
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tilthatday9 months
Hard to blame him for wanting to start. That simply wasn't going to happen at LSU. In fact, the longer he stayed, the fewer touches he was going to get. Good get for Nebraska and no real loss here.
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BayouBengal999 months
He was very likely going to replace Taylor as the best balanced TE next year. He could have stayed. I get wanting to start and put yourself on the field but waiting would have benefited this guy. The other two aren’t going to be blocking like he can or Taylor can. They might block but it won’t be every down like he could have and Taylor will. They will play when we want two TE’s or need a mismatch or whatever. Taylor will be on the edge or split wide very very often. They were probably going to RS him if they didn’t already and he would have taken that every down TE position next season. The other two guys just aren’t built for that. They are specialist, with the ability to block but really create a receiving threat down field. We still need a bigger guy to play every down. Maybe with the two of them they can both rotate to play that every down position next year out of necessity but they are more of a receiving option. Which is great and just as or even more important but they are different for sure.
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33inNC9 months
Good luck playing for Fhule.
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cajunmud9 months
Not too many things I'd like to see more than those corn-fed boys dominate UM & OSU every year.
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Luckydog9 months
Would have been big part of offense and run game FYI…….
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TheosDeddy9 months
Who?
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tigersbb9 months
Worked well for Trey Palmer.
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Not so much for Arik Gilbert.
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Ironhead9859 months
So much for 2 transfer portal windows lol
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Cycledude9 months
He will probably have more success there than fighting for playing time at LSU. I wish him well.
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cypresstiger9 months
At least he didn't write, "Always a Tiger"
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epicopt1169 months
no chest!
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TwoDatBait9 months
Cuz he actually wanted to play and not ride the bench? He would have been #4 TE if he stayed…
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225Tyga9 months
Not how this works. He would have been a key rotational player.
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lsuson9 months
I think it was more the way they were going to use him. More running plays then passing downs and he may want more catches
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