Overview
- Tyler Van Dyke, a former Miami and Wisconsin quarterback, will play his sixth year of college football at SMU after entering the transfer portal.
- Van Dyke suffered a season-ending ACL injury during his third game with Wisconsin in 2024 but has one year of eligibility remaining.
- He reunites with SMU head coach Rhett Lashlee, who was his offensive coordinator during his standout 2021 season at Miami when Van Dyke earned ACC Rookie of the Year honors.
- SMU's 2024 starting quarterback Kevin Jennings is expected to return, but Van Dyke’s addition strengthens the depth following the transfer of backup Preston Stone to Northwestern.
- Across his college career, Van Dyke has thrown for 7,891 yards and 55 touchdowns, with his best performances coming during his tenure with the Miami Hurricanes.