Former Clemson QB Kelly Bryant chooses Missouri

Posted Dec 4, 2018
Former Clemson quarterback Kelly Bryant will transfer to Missouri, he announced on Tuesday. The senior signal-caller chose the Tigers over Auburn, Arkansas, North Carolina, Miami and others. As a graduate transfer, he will be eligible to play in 2019. Bryant earned the nod as the opening-day starter for Clemson this season but lost his job to true freshman Trevor Lawrence. (CBS Sports)

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