Virginia Tech quarterback Jason Brown has committed to the Tigers.
The redshirt senior signal-caller appeared in three games last season for the Hokies, completing 7 of his 13 pass attempts for 65 yards.
Prior to his time in Blacksburg, Brown spent a year at South Carolina in 2021. There, he appeared in seven games, which included four starts. In those games, USC went 2-2, including wins against Florida and Auburn. He led the Gamecocks in passing touchdowns with 8, and also threw for 721 yards, completing 55.6% of his passes.
Before his time at the Power Five level, Brown was a 2019 FCS All-America selection at St. Francis (PA) after pacing the Northeast Conference with 3,084 passing yards, 28 touchdowns and six interceptions while completing 62.3% of his passes.
Brown’s arrival is timely as former Ohio State quarterback and backup J.P. Andrade announced that he has entered the transfer portal as a graduate transfer.
I want to thank everyone at Jackson State from the coaching staff, to the fans and of course my teammates. I am grateful for this past year and all of the accomplishments and memories we have done together. I am officially in the transfer portal as a grad transfer. #TheeILove
— JP Andrade (@JPAndrade12) January 6, 2023
