Miami QB Tyler Van Dyke entering transfer portal, per source: Why he left the Hurricanes

Miami quarterback Tyler Van Dyke is entering the transfer portal and looking for a new home, a source close to Van Dyke told The Athletic on Monday night. Here’s what you need to know:

Van Dyke, a fourth-year junior with one year of eligibility left, was 15-13 as a starter, including Miami’s 45-20 win at Boston College last Saturday in the regular-season finale. He leaves Miami third on the school’s all-time list in passing efficiency.

The Hurricanes (7-5) have two scholarship quarterbacks left on the roster in sophomore Jacurri Brown and freshman Emory Williams. Williams broke his left forearm in a loss to Florida State earlier this month and is out for the season. Brown, who didn’t play for Miami in 2023 after starting twice in 2022, could also enter the portal, leaving the Canes without a scholarship QB for their bowl game.

Miami had three other players with starting experience announce their intentions to enter the transfer portal on Monday: running back Don Chaney Jr.