Woman Who Accused BYU QB Jake Retzlaff of Assault Withdraws Case: Report

Woman Who Accused BYU QB Jake Retzlaff of Assault Withdraws Case: Report

The woman who accused BYU quarterback Jake Retzlaff of sexual assault has reportedly withdrawn her case. Paperwork was filed to end the civil case on Monday, June 30, according to ESPN’s Pete Thamel.  The Salt Lake Tribune reported on Monday that both parties filed a joint motion for dismissal “upon the merits” of the lawsuit against Ratzlaff.  With a judge’s signature, the case will be officially resolved.  Alex Cooper Reacts to Claims Former C…

Quarterback Jake Retzlaff makes decision on his BYU future after rape allegations

Jake Retzlaff is planning on leaving the BYU football program after admitting to having premarital sex – a violation of the school’s honor code – and facing a seven-game suspension to start next season, according to multiple reports.

BYU QB Retzlaff intends to transfer, sources say

Jake Retzlaff, who is facing a suspension after admitting to premarital sex during his response to a lawsuit alleging he raped a woman, is planning to transfer, sources said.

BYU QB Jake Retzlaff reportedly transferring in wake of honor code suspension stemming from sexual assault allegation

Retzlaff's contention that he had consensual sex with his accuser would be a violation of BYU's honor code, which prohibits premarital sex.