Gophers football gains commitment from Georgia Tech quarterback Zach Pyron
The Gophers football program received a commitment from Georgia Tech transfer quarterback Zach Pyron on Wednesday.
Minnesota sought a QB with collegiate experience via the NCAA transfer portal, and the U quickly zeroed in behind the scenes on Pyron, who has been at the U on a visit this week.
Pyron has played in 19 games, completing 88 of 155 passes for 995 yards, with five touchdowns and seven interceptions over three seasons.
This story will be updated.
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