Ex-Florida recruit who lost scholarship for rapping N-word lands with Division II school
Marcus Stokes, a quarterback out of Florida who has been surrounded by controversy, finally found a place to play college football. Stokes signed w...
Marcus Stokes, a quarterback out of Florida who has been surrounded by controversy, finally found a place to play college football. Stokes signed with the University of West Florida on Wednesday, ending a tumultuous recruiting process for the four-star QB. Marcus Stokes was a quarterback recruit who had his scholarship pulled when a video of him using the N-word surfaced on social media. He later received another scholarship offer from a historically Black college and university (HBCU). Stokes tweeted he received an offer from Albany State University – an HBCU in Albany, Georgia.