Drew Pyne Transfers to Missouri with Three Years of Eligibility

The former Arizona State and Notre Dame quarterback joins Missouri's football team, citing the program's momentum and offensive system fit.

Former Arizona State and Notre Dame quarterback Drew Pyne is transferring to Missouri, where he will have three years of eligibility remaining.
Pyne chose Missouri for its strong program momentum and similarity to Notre Dame's offensive system, expressing excitement to work with Missouri's coaching staff.
Missouri's football team, which went 11-2 last season including a Cotton Bowl victory over Ohio State, is expected to start the 2024 season ranked in the top 20.
Pyne, who has thrown for 2,530 career yards and 26 touchdowns, will likely serve as a backup to Missouri's established starter Brady Cook in 2024.
Pyne's transfer comes after a challenging season at Arizona State, where injuries limited his play, and a semester at Notre Dame to complete his degree.