Retzlaff could land at a number of programs, but there's a handful that make the most sense with uncertainty at the position coming out of spring. While he wasn't one of the Big 12's best passers statistically, Retzlaff was responsible for 66% of BYU's total offense last season, finishing with 26 total touchdowns.

Despite some complications that have arisen due to NCAA transfer rules, the embattled BYU QB still plans to transfer to a school where he could contribute immediately.

By simply withdrawing from BYU, Retzlaff is not subject to the restrictions of the transfer portal and can enroll at any school he wants whenever he wants to. Since his suspension was to be issued by the university and not the NCAA, he will not face a suspension at his next school and will be able to play immediately.