COLUMBUS, Ohio-Terrelle Pryor is not interested in the Canadian Football League play. He is not interested in talking to the NCAA.

The former Ohio State quarterback would Tuesday announced that he season following return senior not for his to an NCAA suspension and ongoing investigation of Ohio State. The Saskatchewan Roughriders have the CFL rights negotiations on Pryor and had extended a provisional offer to him.

"the package sent them last night, I redirected it to Terrelle and Terrelle said that today not interested," said Pryor's lawyer, Larry James, Thursday.

James also said that Pryor with NCAA investigators search in Ohio State's football program, ex-players and current players will no longer work.

"He has no reason (, to speak with them)." He is no longer a student athletes, "said James, who added that Pryor feel is not, he owes the NCAA no answers." "they are not him or no correct way to talk about rights give each other student athletes, so he moved on."

Wondering whether Pryor gave him a reason for his lack of interest in the Roughriders, said James, "he was not under discussion." He said only that he is not interested in the Canadian Football League. "Obviously was the offer are not sufficient to make his palate."

Roughriders general manager Brendan Taman was just his team practice and a phone message seeking comment did not immediately return.

Pryor has several options in addition to jump immediately to the CFL.

He may be still apply for a special NFL supplemental draft or this summer, he could play in a minor league such as the United Football League or he could work out and take several months to prepare the next spring full NFL draft.

James said the 6-foot-6, 233-pounder's first choice in the supplemental draft to go.

"He definitely supplemental draft to looking," said James and added that Pryor is in the process of setting coach and mediator.

Pryor was one of the five Ohio State player suspended in December last year for the first five games of the season 2011 for accepting improper benefits from a Columbus tattoo salon owner.

Ohio State coach Jim Tressel last week to know of his involvement in the trade forced to resign was signed equipment, championship rings, and other memorabilia to the owner of the tattoo salon for cash and tattoos discounted.

Ohio State's career of rushing leader among the quarterbacks with 2,164 yards ranks Pryor place five in the school record book for passing yards with 6,177. his 57 touchdown passes matches mark by Bobby Hoying held the Ohio State.

The NCAA investigated the entire Ohio State program, in particular claims for cash and other improper advantages and Sweetheart deals on cars. Pryor was a lightning rod during the investigation, admitting that he had dealing with the tattoo salon owner.

The NCAA is looking in the cars he has owned and has been borrowed in while at Ohio State.

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