Tony Brown began his collegiate playing career with Darrin Chiaverini as one of his coaches. Now, it appears he’ll end it that way as well.
The wide receiver took to Twitter to announce that, after conversations with his family, he has decided to transfer from Texas Tech to Colorado. Brown will not play for or practice with the Buffaloes in 2017, instead choosing to enroll at the university in January of next year, per the Denver Post.
Counting the 2018 season, he’ll have two years of eligibility remaining.pic.twitter.com/Rv5p7K6OKQ
— Tony B. (@tonydbrown8) June 19, 2017
The past two seasons, Brown had 27 receptions for 378 yards and a touchdown. His 17.9 yards per reception as a true freshman in 2015 was tops on the Red Raiders.
Last month, Brown used the same social media site to announce his decision to transfer from Tech.
A three-star 2015 signee, Brown was recruited to Lubbock by Chiaverini. A Red Raiders assistant in 2014-15, the latter season in which he served as outside receivers coach, Chiaverini moved on to the Buffaloes as co-offensive coordinator and receivers coach in 2016.