Two more members of Penn State football team are headed to new locations.  Junior linebacker Khairi Fortt told the Stamford (Conn.) Courant he would transfer to California. Fortt was contacted by multiple schools and visited Cal last weekend before making his decision.  "They took me around and I connected with those guys very well," Fortt said. --They seem like great people. The environment there is fantastic and I got a good vibe from going out there.  "Basically I wanted to take a leap of faith and trust in God. This is what's right for me and my family."  He was a key contributor on the Nittany Lions defense with 33 tackles and 2 1/2 sacks last season.  Freshman recruit Jamil Pollard also has decided to change schools. Pollard, a native of New Jersey, will stay home and play for Rutgers.  His high school coach Clyde Folsom of West Deptford (Westville) told the News of Cumberland County it was a difficult decision for the defensive tackle considered a four-star recruit by Rivals.com.  "We spoke last week when the penalties became public at Penn State," said Folsom. "He wasn't sure what he wanted to do, he wasn't in the right state of mind at the time to really make a decision. But over a 48-hour period there were six or seven Division I schools that were interested in bringing him in on scholarship.  "But the only school he would have left for is Rutgers, he made that point very clear. From the very beginning of it, he said, 'The only school I'll leave for is Rutgers.' They were able to offer him (a scholarship) and he accepted."  In recent days, running back Silas Redd announced plans to transfer to Southern California and backup quarterback Robert Bolden moved on to LSU. Also departing are defensive back Tim Buckley to N.C. State and tight end Kevin Haplea to Florida State.
Both players will be eligible to play immediately for their new schools after Penn State was hit with major sanctions by the NCAA.