John Rhys Plumlee

John Rhys Plumlee played for Ole Miss baseball (and football) in 2021. He has since transferred to UCF. The NCAA, however, won’t let Plumlee play baseball for the Knights in 2022. Plumlee announced Wednesday that he has been denied an NCAA waiver to play in the 2022 college baseball...

When the UCF football team runs onto the practice field for spring football next month, there will be a quarterback donning a No. 10 jersey not named McKenzie Milton. Instead, John Rhys Plumlee will have the honor of wearing a number that’s viewed by UCF fans as sacred. The Ole Miss transfer quarterback understands the weight the No. 10 jersey holds around the Knights football program. “He has ...

John Rhys Plumlee left Ole Miss looking for a shot to play quarterback, and, while it is still undetermined if he will start, UCF is giving him a chance to grasp that desire. “I’ve (played quarterback) since I was a little kid, it’s where my heart is,” Plumlee said to reporters. “As much as I love Ole Miss and everything they’ve done for me, I felt as though I’m a quarterback… so that’s why I’m here.”

Former Ole Miss dual-star sport John Rhys Plumlee has a new home, announcing his transfer today to the University of Central Florida where he’ll have two years of eligibility left in football and three in baseball. UCF Head Football Coach Gus Malzahn is already familiar with Plumlee, having recruited...

ORLANDO, Fl. (WCBI) — After spending just a week in the NCAA transfer portal, former Ole Miss quarterback/outfielder John Rhys Plumlee has transferred to UCF. Plumlee posted a series of photos of himself dawning UCF baseball and football uniforms to confirm the announcement. Plumlee played for both the football and baseball teams during his three years in Oxford, Miss.

Ole Miss quarterback John Rhys Plumlee announced Sunday on social media he plans to transfer to UCF. Plumlee started his career with the Rebels as a quarterback in 2019, starting eight games, but eventually moved to receiver following the emergence of Matt Corral. In 2021, Plumlee had 19 receptions for 201 yards and nine carries for 72 yards.

Former Ole Miss quarterback and wide receiver John Rhys Plumlee has announced his intention to transfer to the UCF Knights. Plumlee entered the transfer portal earlier in the week. Plumlee began his career at Ole Miss as a quarterback, throwing for 910 yards, four touchdowns and three interceptions in 2019,...

It didn’t take John Rhys Plumlee very long to find his next college football home. On Sunday morning, the former Ole Miss quarterback and wide receiver announced that he would transfer to UCF. Plumlee announced a week ago that he would be transferring from Ole Miss, and now, he’s headed to Orlando to join Gus Malzahn’s program.

It’s not always that Auburn football fans speak well of former Tigers coach Gus Malzahn and his new program, UCF. Malzahn and the Knights landed a talented dual-sport transfer from the portal that could be in the mix for QB1 in 2022 following the departure of Dillon Gabriel to Oklahoma. John Rhys Plumlee, a QB that converted to WR under Lane Kiffin at Ole Miss, is Orlando-bound.

UCF had Ole Miss quarterback John Rhys Plumlee on campus and he’s a possible addition to the 2022 roster.

The former quarterback-turned-wide receiver is seeking a new home.

One of the most electrifying high school football players to ever come out of South Mississippi is looking for a new home for his senior year of college. Ole Miss junior wide receiver John Rhys Plumlee is entering the transfer portal just two days after the Rebels’ 21-7 loss to Baylor in the Allstate Sugar Bowl.

OXFORD, Miss. (WJTV) – Ole Miss football and baseball player John Rhys Plumlee has entered the transfer portal. The Oak Grove legend broke the news on social media Monday. “My heart is full and although change is hard I know change allows each of us to grow and gives us a great opportunity to trust […]

Ole Miss football and baseball player John Rhys Plumlee entered the transfer portal. Here’s a look at some of his memorable moments:

Ole Miss quarterback/wide receiver John Rhys Plumlee is planning to enter the NCAA transfer portal, he announced on Monday. Plumlee was the Rebels’ primary quarterback in 2019, rushing for 1,023 yards and 12 touchdowns and passing for 910 yards and four scores. But he was beaten out by Matt Corral upon Lane Kiffin’s arrival as head coach, and eventually moved to wide receiver.

Ole Miss wide receiver John Rhys Plumlee has entered the NCAA transfer portal. The Ole Miss Spirit, on Saturday, first-reported the soon-to-come departure of Plumlee, as well as running back Jerrion Ealy. Ealy is forgoing his final year of eligibility to enter the NFL Draft — a move he confirmed on Sunday.