QB Matthew Sluka will leave UNLV, claiming that "representations" were not upheld.

UNLV beginning quarterback Matthew Sluka said he won't play additional games this season for the undefeated Revolutionaries, refering to "certain portrayals" not being maintained by the program.

Sluka reported his choice in a web-based entertainment post late Tuesday night and added that he will utilize his redshirt this year.

"I focused on UNLV in view of specific portrayals that were made to me, which were not maintained after I selected," Sluka posted on X. "In spite of conversations, obviously these responsibilities wouldn't be satisfied from now on. I hope the program continues to be successful and wish my teammates luck this season."
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— Matthew Sluka (@MatthewSluka) September 25, 2024
Sluka didn't detail the explanations for his choice, yet school competitors are currently regularly being paid for their name, picture and resemblance by organizations or outsider associations called cooperatives, which serve a specific school's competitors.

NCAA redshirt rules permit players to hold an extended time of qualification in the event that they play four or less games in a season. Sluka, who played four seasons (2020-23) at Blessed Cross prior to moving to UNLV this past offseason, still has another extended time of qualification that he could use at one more school next season.
NCAA rules don't permit players to play for two schools inside a similar season.
UNLV is 3-0 interestingly beginning around 1984 and got 53 absolute focuses in the most recent Related Press survey, only 16 focuses behind No. 25 Boise State. The Rebels, who defeated Kansas on the road in Week 3, also won their first game of the season against Houston. This made them 2-0 against Big 12 teams and raised hopes that they could compete for a spot in the 12-team College Football Playoff, which was recently expanded.
This season, Sluka's first with the Rebels, he has completed 21 of 48 passes for 318 yards, six touchdowns, and one interception. The senior exchange likewise has surged multiple times for 286 yards and a score.
Sluka spent the initial four years of his school profession at FCS program Blessed Cross, where he is first in vocation pass productivity (147.4), second in profession hurrying yards (3,583), second in vocation surging scores (38), fifth in profession passing yards (5,916) and fifth in profession passing scores (59). He scrambled for a NCAA Division I quarterback record 330 yards in a misfortune to Lafayette in 2023.



Blessed Cross arrived at the FCS end of the season games in 2021 and 2022 with Sluka as the starter. After an instructing change at Blessed Cross - - lead trainer Bounce Chesney left to take over at James Madison - - Sluka likewise continued on.
In UNLV's 23-20 bombshell triumph at Kansas on Sept. 13, Sluka drove the Radicals on a 18-play, 75-yard drive that finished with Kylin James scoring on fourth-and-objective from the 1-yard line with 1:51 left. Sluka scrambled for 113 yards in the game.
With Sluka currently good and gone, UNLV figures to go to either senior exchange Hajj-Malik Williams or senior Cameron Friel as its beginning quarterback. The Renegades, who were off last end of the week, have Fresno State in their Mountain West Meeting opener Saturday.


UNLV went 9-5 last season and played for the MW title, yet the quarterback who drove that group to the program's best season in almost 40 years, Jayden Maiava, moved to USC.

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