It’s transfer portal season in college football, and Pitt is losing its starting quarterback for the second year in a row, but they have a replacement.
Last year, Kenny Pickett left for the NFL Draft. This year, it’s Kedon Slovis how is leaving. Slovis is entering the transfer portal.
Slovis passed for 2,397 yards, 10 touchdowns and 9 interceptions this season. The Panthers, which were a run-first team, went 8-4 this season and will face UCLA in the Sun Bowl.
The Panthers already have a replacement lined up.
Former Notre Dame and BC quarterback Phil Jurkovec is headed to play for the Panthers.
Transfer quarterback Phil Jurkovec tells ESPN that he’s committed to transfer to Pitt. He informed the Pitt coaching staff today. Jurkovec both returns home and reunites with his former OC from BC, Frank Cignetti Jr. pic.twitter.com/2rtZDh02kx
— Pete Thamel (@PeteThamel) December 5, 2022
Jurkovec has been in college since 2018. This season, he passed for 1,711 yards, 11 touchdowns and 8 interceptions in 8 games.
As for Slovis, he is likely to move on to his third school. One reporter says Slovis could be headed to Missouri.
It is simple at Pitt from what I have been told.
Phil Jurkovec is going to Pitt if Kedon Slovis leaves.
There is a good chance Slovis leaves for Missouri.
The moment Slovis would enter the portal — presumably for Missouri — Jurkovec would head to Pitt.— Colin Dunlap (@colin_dunlap) December 5, 2022
