Former Arkansas WR La'Michael Pettway Has Picked His Transfer Destination

By Staff Reporter•May 9, 20196:48 pm•

Former Arkansas wide receiver La'Michael Pettway announced Monday he has committed to play for Iowa State.

Pettway, a graduate transfer, was the Razorbacks leading wide receiver last season.

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Omahawgs•88 months

His playing time was fixing to be cut dramatically. He saw writing on the wall. Wish him the best at Iowa State though. Go Hogs.

Tiger1988•88 months

Of course this is true.

LaBR4•88 months

He's taking his talents to Ames

LSU615•88 months

Says a lot about a program to transfer out after you're their no.1 option all year.

Omahawgs•88 months

Yeah. It says he was fixing to get overran by incoming freshman. If you don't have knowledge of situation keep comments to yourself. You ain't got a clue what your talking about.

LSU615•88 months

Arkansas is a shite program. That's why the kid left. Now go fondle your sister while you share a bag of Red Man.

atltiger6487•87 months

"Yeah. It says he was fixing to get overran by incoming freshman. If you don't have knowledge of situation keep comments to yourself. You ain't got a clue what your talking about."..... English, MFer, do you speak it???

Bulldogblitz•88 months

Cyclones are a side move

ROPO•88 months

Why not stay at Arky?

Omahawgs•88 months

One reason. Lack of playing time. He saw writing on the wall.

bamagreycoat•88 months

He will like that conference because the DV’s play 20 yards off of the line of scrimmage.

bamagreycoat•88 months

DB’s

Omahawgs•88 months

Will allow him to maybe catch a few balls. He needs plenty of sticky gloves though. I my opinon good riddance. Freshman wide outs and TE's on campus well more then make up for his lack luster Arkansas career.

Datbayoubengal•88 months

This is definitely a great play for him. Iowa St has a good coach and a good QB with no clear top WR.

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