Tate Martell

Fellow former Ohio State quarterback Tate Martell paid tribute to Dwayne Haskins, who died Saturday morning after being struck by a dump truck in South Florida. Martell spent two years with Haskins on the Buckeyes, providing him a close-up view as Haskins became a Heisman Trophy finalist by tossing 50 passing touchdowns in 2018.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Maybe Urban Meyer and Ryan Day had no wrong answer to the question they asked themselves — and Ohio State football fans asked of them — after April 14, 2018. That day in Ohio Stadium the Buckeyes’ coach and his heir apparent put their...

There are many athletes who have taken unconventional paths over their collegiate career, but even by those standards, Tate Martell stands out. And now, he’s made yet another interesting and unusual move, announcing Tuesday through Las Vegas sports reporter Joe Arrigo of Franchise Sports Media that he plans to retire rather than play more for UNLV:

One of the most disappointing college football careers is finally coming to a close. Joe Arrigo of Franchise Sports Media in Las Vegas reported on Tuesday that Martell has retired from football. Arrigo says Martell is focused on business and has some big things in store. The retirement ends a...

With one quarterback preparing to start his journey at UNLV, another announced Tuesday that his ride is over. Tate Martell, the former Bishop Gorman star who was most recently a quarterback at UNLV, is retiring from football, an official UNLV spokesperson confirmed to the Review-Journal. The announcement came just hours...

After one season at UNLV, quarterback Tate Martell is done with football. The former Bishop Gorman star has “retired,” according to a social media post by Joe Arrigo of Franchise Sports Las Vegas. The retirement marks the end of a long and winding amateur career for Martell, who...

Life in the college football world hasn’t been ideal for former Ohio State quarterback Tate Martell. He came out of high school as a prized recruit and was seemingly destined for big things with the Buckeyes. However, his career in Columbus never materialized and he eventually left for Miami.

According to a report from Joe Arrigo of Franchise Sports Media, former Ohio State, Miami (Fla.) and UNLV quarterback Tate Martell is retiring from the game of football in order to pursue business ventures. A former four-star prospect from Las Vegas Bishop Gorman, Martell spent two seasons with the Buckeyes...

According to Joe Arrigo of Franchise Sports Media, UNLV Rebels quarterback Tate Martell has retired from football. Instead, he will be “focusing on business ventures” and moving on to the next stage of his life. Arrigo also said Martell was grateful to UNLV and head coach Marcus Arroyo...

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Ohio State football message boards have completely lost their minds, as they wish Tate Martell was still the Buckeyes quarterback over C.J. Stroud. All it took was one Big Ten loss to the school up north for Ohio State football fans lose it. With the Buckeyes out of the College...

UNLV head coach Marcus Arroyo was hoping he’d see a lot of Tate Martell this season, but it looks like he will have to wait till next year. Arroyo spoke to the media on Tuesday and confirmed that Martell is dealing with a medical issue. “You got (Matthew) Geeting as...

The UNLV quarterback situation remained in flux heading into the final week of the regular season. If Cameron Friel can’t go, the situation behind seems very up int he air, according to head coach Marcus Arroyo. In the offseason, former Ohio State and Miami quarterback Tate Martell transferred into the program but only threw six passes this season and has not started.

Tate Martell finally made his UNLV debut over the weekend in a blowout loss. However, the transfer quarterback came along slowly in limited action. Martell dealt with a hand injury throughout the offseason and did not get fully acclimated to the offense in time for the opener, per head coach Marcus Arroyo. Arroyo also detailed how Martell was coming along in the offense now the season is a few weeks old.

Quarterback Tate Martell has taken a winding road to UNLV. The former Ohio State and Miami signal caller made his Rebels debut last weekend. Martell appeared in UNLV’s 48-3 loss to Iowa State. The onetime four-star recruit completed 2-of-6 passes for 27 yards and rushed for two yards on four carries.