Report: Purdue Transfer Quarterback Jack Plummer Headed to California
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — After announcing he would enter the transfer portal at the end of November, former Purdue quarterback Jack Plummer is headed to California University, according to a report from Bear Insider.
The Golden Bears lost four-year starting quarterback Chase Garbers to the portal, and the team picks up Plummer after he took an official visit this past weekend.
Plummer, who spent four years with the Boilermakers, was named the starting quarterback for the team during fall camp. He was later replaced by Aidan O'Connell after the first four games of the season. Plummer appeared in five games for Purdue this year, throwing for 864 yards and seven touchdowns without an interception.
Plummer started the final three games of the season in 2020, completing 88 of his 124 passes for 938 yards and eight touchdowns. He also started three games in 2019.
Plummer completed 64% of his passes during his career at Purdue while throwing for 26 touchdowns and 10 interceptions. He was a four-star recruit out of Gilbert, Arizona, and will have two years of eligibility left.
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D.J. Fezler is a staff writer for BoilermakersCountry.com. Hailing from The Region, he is from Cedar Lake in Northwest Indiana and has spent the last two years covering Purdue football and basketball.