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UCLA quarterback attempts to exploit loophole in transfer portal window with unique tactic

UCLA quarterback Karson Gordon is reportedly attempting to enter the transfer portal as a track athlete to work around NCAA football portal rules.

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UCLA quarterback attempts to exploit loophole in transfer portal window with unique tactic
UCLA quarterback Karson Gordon is reportedly attempting to enter the transfer portal as a track athlete to work around NCAA football portal rules.
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