Former Missouri quarterback Drew pyne He is heading to his fourth school Division I; He said Espn that he had committed himself Bowling Green.
Pyne is 9-3 as a starter over his three previous stops. He began his career Virgin Mary (2020-22) then converted to Arizona (2023) before playing last year in Missouri. After AS, he returned to Notre Dame for semester to graduate from school.
Pyne visited Bowling Green over the weekend and said he was amazed by the new coach Eddie George and spreading an offense led by the new offensive coordinator Travis Partridge.
“The opportunity to play for Eddie George, a returning offensive line that is strong and experienced,” Pyne said. “A team that is very good has played in three games of straight bowls and can compete for the championship.”
The 24 -year -old man has the remaining two seasons. There should be a strong opportunity for him to get the initial work in Bowling Green like Quarterback Justin Lamson left on Montana State Early after the departure of coach Scot Loeffler to Philadelphia Eagles.
Pyne said he was enthusiastic about Bowling Green attack. George and Partridge had productive coaching in the style of spreading Tennessee status last year. Tennessee State Beginning Quarterback Draylena Ellis Completed in Top 15 in FCS in passing yards and passing landings.
Pyne noted that Bowling Green played both Penn State and Texas A & M For one score of games last year on their way to the 7-6 season.
“The sale was a team is very bold, he works hard and wants to win games,” he said.
Pyne cannot jump into the spring ball because he has already played in the spring in Missouri. Will register on 18 May.
Pyne went 8-2 as a starter in Notre Dame and arrived there as an ESPN 300 recruit. He went to ASU for a year, where he appeared as a favorite who started in the camp, but his season was derailed by injury. Only one game began there, loss of USC.
Pyne won his lone start in Missouri and in the last two minutes he was throwing the touch passage of Theo Weas JR .. Pyne went in this game 143 at 27 for 143 yards and three landings.
When Pyne asked what he had learned on his way, he said, “To persevere and never give up. I was never afraid of competition. I always wanted to play the ball and lead people.
