Former Clemson quarterback Kelly Bryant is going to be a Missouri Tiger.
Bryant announced on social media Tuesday night in a video that he'll join the SEC school. The video has Bryant narrating a poem called 'A Test of a Man' and talking over highlights and footage of him throwing a football during practice. It ends with audio of Tigers fans chanting, and a photo of a him in a Missouri uniform.
The graduate senior has one more year of eligibility after leaving the Clemson program once freshman Trevor Lawrence was named the starting quarterback earlier this season.
Last season, Bryant led the Tigers to an ACC title and an appearance in the College Football Playoff.
A popular rumor milling around had been that he was likely to reunite with former Clemson offensive coordinator Chad Morris at Arkansas. But that didn't turn out to be the case.
His other final schools were North Carolina, Auburn, and Mississippi State.
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