Summary
Sam Leavitt, a college football quarterback, transferred from Arizona State University (ASU) to Louisiana State University (LSU) after becoming one of the top quarterbacks in college football. Leavitt expressed gratitude toward ASU despite facing criticism for his transfer decision.
Key Facts
- Sam Leavitt began his college football career at Michigan State as a freshman.
- He transferred to Arizona State University, where he played a key role in reaching the College Football Playoff as a sophomore.
- During his time at ASU, Leavitt threw for over 4,000 yards, with 34 touchdowns and 9 interceptions over two seasons.
- Leavitt entered the transfer portal and was ranked as the No. 1 quarterback available.
- He chose to transfer to Louisiana State University, recruited by head coach Lane Kiffin.
- Leavitt expressed his appreciation for his time at ASU, despite criticism for leaving.
- He still has two years of college football eligibility remaining.
- Sam Leavitt joined other quarterbacks at LSU, including Husan Longstreet and Landen Clark.
