Big 12 QB Turned Down $3.5 Million Tampering Deal
Summary
Noah Fifita, the quarterback for the University of Arizona, was offered $3.5 million by another college football team to transfer. He chose to stay with Arizona instead of taking the money, showing loyalty to his team. Fifita had a strong last season with over 3,200 passing yards and 29 touchdowns.Key Facts
- Noah Fifita plays quarterback for the University of Arizona Wildcats.
- Another college offered him $3.5 million to transfer and play for them for one year.
- Fifita decided to stay with Arizona despite the large offer.
- Last season, he threw for 3,228 yards, 29 touchdowns, and six interceptions.
- He also ran for 216 yards and scored three touchdowns.
- Arizona’s offensive coordinator, Seth Doege, spoke about this tampering attempt in an interview.
- Fifita has earned about $2 million through his Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deals at Arizona.
- His loyalty is notable because he is not yet guaranteed to be drafted into the NFL in 2027.
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