Kedon Slovis has confirmed his next school after deciding to transfer away from Pitt.
Slovis has decided to transfer to BYU, where he will compete for the starting job in his final year of eligibility.
Slovis will have the chance to win a starting job in what will be BYU’s first year as a member of the Big 12. The Cougars have been able to develop the likes of Zach Wilson into NFL quarterbacks, and Slovis may be hoping to make a similar leap.
BYU will be Slovis’ third collegiate stop, after USC and Pitt. He guided the Panthers to an 8-4 campaign while passing for 2,397 yards, 10 touchdowns, and 9 interceptions. He was initially linked to an SEC school after entering the transfer portal, but the Cougars look like they might be a better situation for him.
