A little less than three weeks after leaving Minnesota, Demry Croft appears to have found a new college football home.
In a tweet posted to his personal Twitter account Saturday afternoon, Croft seemed to indicate that he has decided to transfer to Tennessee State to continue his playing career. As TSU plays at the FCS level, Croft will be eligible to play immediately in 2018.
Including next season, he has two years of eligibility remaining.
TSU⚪️🔵🐯 pic.twitter.com/O4YEhXuxjq
— SKUBA7™ (@_TheRealDCroft_) December 16, 2017
This season, Croft, who started the last six games of 2017, completed 42 percent of his 122 passes for 674 yards, four touchdowns and seven interceptions. His 87.6 pass efficiency rating is not amongst the top 126 quarterbacks in the country. Perhaps the most noteworthy moment of his Gophers career was posting a negative quarterback rating in a mid-November loss to Northwestern two weeks before he decided to transfer.
Conversely, though, he was good with his feet as his 309 yards rushing and four rushing touchdowns were fourth and third on the team, respectively.