Quarterback Kelly Bryant will spend his final year of collegiate eligibility playing for the Missouri Tigers after he transferred to the SEC school from the Clemson Tigers.
Bryant announced the move Tuesday on Twitter:
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This comes after Bryant elected to leave the Clemson football team when head coach Dabo Swinney gave the starting quarterback job to freshman Trevor Lawrence. Manie Robinson of the Greenville News noted the NCAA's new redshirt rules meant Bryant could appear in four games during a season—which he did in 2018 for Clemson—and still retain the year of eligibility should he transfer.