Following the 13-10 win over Ohio State, Sherrone Moore fired offensive coordinator Kirk Campbell, and rumors swirled that the Wolverines would go after former Florida head coach Dan Mullen. At the same time, quarterback Alex Orji entered the transfer portal, depleting the maize and blue’s depth at the position.

On Saturday, one of the most intriguing names in the transfer portal, former Michigan Wolverines quarterback Alex Orji, announced his decision. Orji committed to the UNLV Rebels of the Mountain West. As Orji takes his talents from the Big Ten to the Mountain West, he'll be playing under first-year head coach Dan Mullen .

Orji will get a fresh start at UNLV under newly hired head coach Dan Mullen. He is the second Michigan quarterback to transfer this offseason, joining Jayden Denegal, who signed with San Diego State.

Former Michigan quarterback Alex Orji is joining the UNLV football team, he confirmed Saturday via social media. In three years with the Wolverines, he played in 20 games (three starts), throwing for three touchdowns and running for four.

Michigan football watched Alex Orji go from starting quarterback to portal entry. The Wolverines now will watch him pursue the starting job at UNLV. The former starting QB is joining the Rebels, he told Hayes Fawcett of On3.

Former Michigan Wolverines quarterback Alex Orji entered the transfer portal after his junior season in Ann Arbor, and he's finally announced where he'll be playing for his senior season. The dual-threat quarterback has reportedly committed to play for UNLV in 2025,