Former Penn State quarterback Beau Pribula is moving on to the SEC. Pribula, who left the Nittany Lions last week and entered the transfer portal, has committed to Missouri, 247Sports reported on Sunday.
Pribula played in 24 total games over his three seasons at Penn State, rushing for 571 yards and 10 touchdowns while also combining for 424 passing yards and nine touchdowns. Pribula will likely earn a starting gig with the Tigers after backing up Drew Allar, and before him, Sean Clifford, throughout his college career.
Pribula showcased his potential as a lead signal caller when he took over for an injured Allar in the second half of a 28-13 win at Wisconsin on Nov. 26. In that game, Pribula was 11-of-13 passing for 98 yards and a touchdown and also took six carries for 28 yards, leading the Nittany Lions back from a halftime deficit.
It was reported that Pribula visited a number of schools, such as UCF, Iowa and Ole Miss, before ultimately landing with Missouri and head coach Eli Drinkwitz.
With the Tigers, Pribula will team up with four-star Royersford quarterback Matt Zollers, an incoming freshman. The pair have notably trained together in the past.
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