The Maalik Murphy transfer portal saga has officially come to a close, but not without a couple of unexpected plot twists.

Former Duke quarterback Maalik Murphy told ESPN that he is transferring to Oregon State. Murphy reportedly visited Oregon State on Wednesday after stops at Kentucky and Auburn. He will have

The Durham Devils Club, Duke’s NIL collective, worked with agents Noah Reisenfeld and Adie von Gontard of Young Money APAA Sports, alongside legal counsel Darren Heitner, to fin

Maalik Murphy filled a gaping hole at quarterback for Duke one year ago after Riley Leonard left for Notre Dame. After throwing 26 TD passes he’s entering the transfer portal again.

One-year Duke football quarterback Maalik Murphy is gifting his talents to the Oregon State Beavers for at least one season. The 6-foot-5, 230-pound California native announced his decision late Thursday afternoon, 10 days after entering the transfer portal for the second time as a collegian.

Oregon State has landed a commitment from former Texas and Duke quarterback Maalik Murphy, 247Sports reports. Murphy will have two years of eligibility remaining with the Beavers.  A former blue-chip national recruit,

Murphy, a California native, began his college career at Texas where he backed up Quinn Ewers from 2022 to '23. He appeared in seven games for the Longhorns, starting two while Ewers was out with an injury in '23, throwing for 477 yards, three touchdowns and three interceptions. He transferred to Duke last December.