Arizona Cardinals safety Tony Jefferson is trying to convince Ohio State Buckeyes quarterback Braxton Miller to transfer to his alma mater Oklahoma by using some beautiful women as a selling point.
Miller missed the entire season with a torn ACL and had to watch from the sidelines as the Buckeyes went on to win the National Championship with J.T. Barrett and Cardale Jones at QB. With all three quarterbacks slated to return this fall, the Buckeyes have to make a decision, and they can only play one. Meanwhile, since Miller has already graduated with his degree, he can transfer to another school and be eligible to play immediately for one year.
That is opening the door for some interesting pitches for Miller, with Jefferson throwing Oklahoma into the mix. Darnell Dockett is making the case for FSU now that Jameis Winston is moving on to the NFL. It should be interesting to see how everything plays out.
H/T LBS.
@Braxtonmiller5 this could be you bro ... And I was a defensive back... Transfer to OU 🌝 pic.twitter.com/H5ZF3saEfe
— Tony Jefferson (@tonyjefferson1) January 15, 2015
Miller missed the entire season with a torn ACL and had to watch from the sidelines as the Buckeyes went on to win the National Championship with J.T. Barrett and Cardale Jones at QB. With all three quarterbacks slated to return this fall, the Buckeyes have to make a decision, and they can only play one. Meanwhile, since Miller has already graduated with his degree, he can transfer to another school and be eligible to play immediately for one year.
That is opening the door for some interesting pitches for Miller, with Jefferson throwing Oklahoma into the mix. Darnell Dockett is making the case for FSU now that Jameis Winston is moving on to the NFL. It should be interesting to see how everything plays out.
H/T LBS.
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