Bru McCoy is switching schools for the second time this year.
The 5-star recruit told Texas’ coaches on Friday that he is officially leaving the school and entering the transfer portal, according to 247 Sports recruiting reporter Greg Biggins.
BREAKING: #Texas WR Bru McCoy just informed the Longhorns coaching staff moments ago he plans to transfer out of Austin and will enter the transfer portal, McCoy's statement below pic.twitter.com/dK7a3aJaYw
— Greg Biggins (@GregBiggins) May 31, 2019
McCoy has been at the center of headlines all year. He officially committed to USC in January but then decided to transfer to Texas three weeks later. USC’s offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury had left the program to become the Arizona Cardinals’ head coach, making the program seem less desirable. But after around four months at Texas, McCoy has decided to leave Austin.
A report earlier this week said McCoy was thinking of transferring back to USC.
Orangebloods’ Anwar Richardson reports that McCoy plans to go back to USC.
Freshman receiver Bru McCoy has informed Texas he will leave the program and transfer, according to my sources. McCoy officially informed the necessary people on Friday afternoon he will leave. He is expected to transfer back to USC, the school he transferred from in January.
— Anwar Richardson (@AnwarRichardson) May 31, 2019
McCoy played his high school ball at Santa Ana (Calif.) Mater Dei in Southern California. He is listed as an athlete and was ranked as a top-10 recruit.
It’s unclear how his flip-flopping of schools will impact his eligibility for the fall.
