Matthew Sluka rattled the college football world just three games into the season when he quit UNLV, redshirted this past season and darted for the transfer portal. All over an NIL dispute that was probably Sluka’s fault to begin with.

Matthew Sluka — the former starting quarterback at UNLV who left the school after a widely publicized dispute over name, image and likeness payments — signed with James Madison, the school announced Tuesday, reuniting him with two of his former coaches.

Former UNLV quarterback Matthew Sluka will transfer to James Madison, according to 247Sports reports. Sluka reunites with coach Bob Chesney, who coached him while at Holy Cross. S

Matthew Sluka is headed to James Madison after becoming an NIL talking point at UNLV. The quarterback, who started UNLV's first three games last year before sitting out the season over an NIL dispute, signed a letter of intent with JMU on Tuesday, setting him up for a reunion with head coach Bob Chesney.

After leaving UNLV under highly contentious circumstances, quarterback Matthew Sluka appears to have found a new home. Sluka is transferring to James Madison, according to Tuesday afternoon reports from Pete Nakos of On3 and Chris Hummer and Matt Zenitz of CBS Sports.

Former UNLV quarterback Matthew Sluka will play for James Madison next season, the Sun Belt team announced Tuesday. Sluka left the Rebels this season after leading the team to a 3-0 start. The senior transfer from Holy Cross announced his exit with a late-night social media post saying that he would be using his redshirt year and transferring again because of “representations that were made to

One of the more high-profile disputes began in the early days of the 2024 football season when UNLV Rebels quarterback Matthew Sluka informed the team that he would not be using his redshirt season and would not play any more games amidst a $100k NIL dispute.