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Northwestern got some bad news Wednesday when 2019 quarterback Cale Millen reopened his recruitment. The three-star pro-style quarterback had initially committed to the Wildcats in December.
— Cale Millen (@millen_10) April 26, 2018
Millen, who hails from Snoqualmie, Wash., picked up a handful of Pac-12 offers in the past couple months, including Arizona State, UCLA, and Oregon. Millen’s father, Hugh, played college ball at Washington and was a quarterback in the NFL for nine seasons.
Northwestern will need to pursue its other 2019 quarterback targets hard now. It has offered Texas QB Grant Gunnell, who has offers from nearly three dozen Power Five schools, including Ohio State, Alabama, and Oklahoma State. Its other 2019 offer is four-star signal-caller Jacob Conover, who is being pursued by the likes of Arizona State, Alabama, and Ole Miss.
Millen isn’t the first QB to reconsider his pledge to Northwestern. In 2015, QB Deuce Wallace decommitted after becoming the first member of Pat Fitzgerald’s 2016 recruiting class.