Cutter Boley, who previously played for the Kentucky Wildcats, has been appointed as the starting quarterback for Arizona State University. Boley's transition to ASU comes after he started several games for Kentucky last season, where he completed 198 of 301 passes, resulting in 15 touchdowns and 12 interceptions.
The announcement was made as Arizona State prepares for its season opener against Morgan State on September 5. Boley secured the starting position after competing against veteran Mikey Keene and freshman Jake Fette for the role.
Standing at 6 feet 5 inches, Boley demonstrated his potential in previous games, notably coming close to defeating Texas in a match last October, where he threw for 258 yards. However, he faced challenges, including a significant loss to Louisville in the season finale, which may have influenced his decision to transfer.
Boley's move to Arizona State marks a new chapter for both him and the Sun Devils, as the team looks to build under new head coach Will Stein. Further details regarding Boley's performance and the team's strategy for the upcoming season have not yet been disclosed.
