Former Penn State star quarterback Matt McGloin abruptly resigned from his new position as a coach on Boston College's staff less than three days after taking the job.

Source: Boston College is hiring former Penn State quarterback Matt McGloin as an offensive analyst. The move re-unites him with his former coach, Bill O'Brien. He's a former starting quarterback at Penn State who won the Burlsworth Award in 2012 for the country's top walk-on.

Former Penn State quarterback Matt McGloin is reuniting with Bill O’Brien. McGloin is joining O’Brien’s coaching staff at Boston College as an offensive analyst, according to a Monday night report from ESPN’s Pete Thamel.

Matt McGloin accepted Bill O’Brien’s offer to become an offensive analyst at Boston College, and everything seemed fine with the transition. Two days later, McGloin resigned and headed back to Scranton.

The Boston College football program finished its first season with Bill O'Brien as the head coach. The Golden Eagles finished with a 7-6 record and a 4-4 mark in ACC play, although the season ended with a 20-15 loss to Nebraska in the Pinstripe Bowl.

A former NFL starting quarterback has resigned from his new job in the college ranks after just two days, per a report.

I’ll just go back and pretend the whole thing never happened.” — George Costanza on “Seinfeld,” scheming to nonchalantly return to a job he quit after telling off the boss. I dropped by the bank on Thursday to pay our property taxes.