Mississippi State secures a new quarterback as Luke Kromenhoek arrives through the transfer portal. Here's what he brings to the Bulldogs

Kromenhoek’s situation is just the latest example of how fragile a quarterback’s plans can be. Fellow 2024 quarterback Julian Sayin found that out in January. Nick Saban retired the day Sayin began classes at Alabama. Sayin jumped into the transfer portal to look for a new home and landed at Ohio State shortly after.

Mississippi State football has landed a quarterback in the transfer portal. Luke Kromenhoek, a Florida State transfer, committed to the Bulldogs on Tuesday, announcing it via social media. He's ranked as the No.

Florida State transfer quarterback Luke Kromenhoek announced Tuesday that he has committed to Mississippi State. Kromenhoek appeared in six games, including two starts, as a true freshman for the Seminoles following an injury to starter DJ Uiagalelei and ineffectiveness by primary backup Brock Glenn.

Former Benedictine quarterback stars Luke Kromenhoek and Holden Geriner are leaving FSU and Auburn into the NCAA Transfer Portal.

Mississippi State’s search for a transfer quarterback in this cycle concluded on Tuesday. The Bulldogs received a commitment from former Florida State transfer Luke Kromenhoek and his commitment was a major boost for head coach Jeff Lebby and his staff.

Florida State Seminoles quarterback Luke Kromenhoek officially announced his intentions to enter the NCAA Transfer Portal on Wednesday via Instagram after closing out at the starting position under center to end a disastrous 2-10 season. READ MORE: Florida State Defensive End Entering NCAA Transfer Portal For Second Time

Luke Kromenhoek is set to transfer to Mississippi State after spending 1 season at Florida State with the Noles.

The true freshman, who started the ‘Noles’ last two games during their disastrous 2024 season, told Hayes Fawcett of On3Sports he’s entering the NCAA transfer portal. Kromenhoek, who committed to FSU in March 2022 and signed last December, will have three years of eligibility remaining.

It's safe to say that the 2024 college football season did not go to plan for Florida State. The Seminoles entered as a ranked team, a distinction they lost immediately after dropping their first game against Georgia Tech in Ireland.