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Ex-Missouri QB Drew Pyne commits to Bowling Green, 4th DI stop
Quarterback Drew Pyne has committed to his fourth Division I school, telling ESPN he has committed to Bowling Green. Pyne, 24, was a starter at Notre Dame, Arizona State and Missouri.
Former Missouri quarterback Drew Pyne is transferring to Bowling Green, he told ESPN. This marks his fourth Division I school after going 9-3 at Notre Dame, Arizona State and Missouri. Pyne, 24, has two years of eligibility left. He told ESPN he’s looking forward to playing for new coach Eddie George and in OC Travis Partridge’s spread offense. Bowling Green went 7-6 last year and reached three-straight bowls