According to Chris Murray from the Reno-Gazette Journal, former Alabama quarterback David Cornwell has left another program, this time Nevada: (H/T SEC Country)
QB David Cornwell, who made his Nevada debut two days ago, has left the Wolf Pack football program. Quick stay for the Alabama transfer. pic.twitter.com/4y8qwGiJ1s
— Chris Murray (@MurrayRGJ) September 27, 2017
"David Cornwell has left the team and asked for his release from the program. We appreciate his contributions and wish him the best moving forward. The team's focus remains on preparing for the Mountain West conference opener this weekend." - Nevada spokesperson Chad Hartley
Cornwell completed 13 of 25 passes for Nevada in their 45-7 loss to Washington State over the weekend, throwing three interceptions along the way.
The former four-star recruit didn't throw any passes for Alabama before transferring.
Cornwell and fellow former Alabama quarterback Blake Barnett lost the starting competition for the Crimson Tide to Jalen Hurts. Barnett transferred to Arizona State in the fall.
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