WVU Football
WVU QB Ryder Burton Decides to Look for 3rd College Program
WVU quarterback Ryder Burton is entering the transfer portal. Burton posted a message on social media on Wednesday morning to announce his decision.
“Thank you West Virginia and Coach Brown as well as Coach Allen for the opportunity of a lifetime with that being said I have decided to enter my name into the transfer portal,” said Burton.
Burton thanked former WVU head coach Neal Brown and quarterbacks coach Tyler Allen in his post.
Thank you West Virginia and Coach Brown as well as Coach Allen for the opportunity of a lifetime with that being said I have decided to enter my name into the transfer portal. @3dqb_SoCal @RossApoWR_EZ @BrandonHuffman @jbecktwelve pic.twitter.com/9gTuK3RfrI
— Ryder Burton (@RyderBurton5) December 18, 2024
Burton leaves West Virginia after signing on just six months ago. Burton, who spent 2023 as a redshirt with BYU, did not see game action in 2024.
Prior to college, Burton was a three-star recruit out of Springville High School in Utah. 247 Sports ranked Burton the No. 66 quarterback prospect in his class. He threw for just shy of 2,000 yards and 21 touchdowns during his senior season.
