Dylan Collie is again on the move, presumably for the final time.
The wide receiver took to Twitter Tuesday night to announce that he has decided it’s in his best interests to transfer from Hawaii. Collie will be leaving the program as a graduate transfer, giving him immediate eligibility if he opts for another FBS program for his final season of eligibility.
Thank you for the memories Hawai’i, looking forward to the next chapter pic.twitter.com/put31B3L4X
— Dylan Collie (@23Collie) January 17, 2018
Collie signed with BYU in 2012 but, after completing an LDS Church mission, opted to transfer to Hawaii.
This past season, Collie led the Rainbow Warriors in receptions with 56, and was second in receiving yards (636) and receiving touchdowns (four). In three years at the Mountain West school, Collie totaled 118 catches for 1,300 yards and nine touchdowns.
Two of Dylan Collie’s brothers, Austin and Zac, played receiver at BYU. Their father, Scott Collie, also played his college football for the Cougars.