Tyler Van Dyke played three games for the Badgers in 2024 before suffering a season-ending knee injury. He'll be a sixth-year senior in 2025.

Former Wisconsin football quarterback Tyler Van Dyke has found his home for his final collegiate season. In a report from 247Sports' Matt Zenitz, Van Dyke has committed to SMU, reuniting with head coach Rhett Lashlee.

Wisconsin, meanwhile, has rebuilt its quarterback room under new coordinator Jeff Grimes since those mentioned departures. Maryland transfer Billy Edwards Jr. is set to start for the team in 2025, with San Diego State’s Danny O’Neil operating as the primary backup. Top-ranked freshman Carter Smith is also set to join the room this offseason.

Tyler Van Dyke, whose only season at Wisconsin was cut short because of a major knee injury, is moving on to SMU. The quarterback’s transfer destination was reported by multiple media outlets Wednesday and his agent, Shawn O’Dare, congratulated him on social media.

SMU has landed a commitment from former Wisconsin and Miami quarterback Tyler Van Dyke, his agent told 247Sports. Though Van Dyke only has one year of eligibility remaining and transfers to the Hilltop while recovering from a major knee injury,

Former Miami and Wisconsin quarterback Tyler Van Dyke has decided to continue his football career at SMU. Van Dyke started for the Hurricanes from 2021-23 before transferring to Wisconsin. But

Van Dyke was a three-year starter at Miami, where he was 2021 ACC rookie of the year, and he transferred to Wisconsin after the 2023 season. He won the Badgers' starting job in preseason practice and led them to two wins before he tore his anterior cruciate ligament in the opening series of a Sept.