2 years ago, a high school quarterback moved from California to he USA Today #1 rated team in Florida, played in 1 game for the FL team, was dissatisfied that he was the backup, so he moved to New Canaan, earned a starting job a few games into the  season, won a state title, and then split before the Spring semester was 1/2 over.

That same year, one of the top quarterbacks in the state transferred to Masuk after winning a state title at New London as a freshman, for reasons that were widely viewed as football related. 

Whatever name you give to that behavior, it&#039;s clear that it is not unique to private schools. It&#039;s part of culture we live in today.