The father of Michigan quarterback Cade McNamara called out a reporter over a rumor shared on Twitter.
Adam Biggers covers Michigan athletics for the outlet Saturday Tradition. Biggers tweeted Monday that McNamara was “done” at Michigan.
Gary McNamara, the father of Cade, tweeted a response to Biggers. He told Biggers to share his source.
“Share your source Adam!!!!!” McNamara tweeted in response.
Biggers replied, “I can’t do that, Mr. McNamara. But I’ve always written fair about your son. Always.” Biggers also asked Gary McNamara to call him.
Cade McNamara was Michigan’s starting quarterback last season and led the Wolverines to a win over rival Ohio State, a Big Ten championship, and a spot in the College Football Playoff. But he was beaten out by J.J. McCarthy for the team’s starting job this season.
McNamara is dealing with a leg injury suffered against UConn.
Though Gary McNamara seems upset about the report, there are plenty of reasons to speculate that Cade might want to transfer. He’s already had success in the Big Ten. He’s a good quarterback who was beaten out by someone who was playing better. He also could have a few seasons of eligibility left too, which would give him plenty of time to develop at another program.
McNamara passed for 15 touchdowns and six interceptions last season.
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