Football
Loy transfers to third school in three years, walking on at Arkansas
After spending the first two seasons of his collegiate career at Vanderbilt, Sam Loy sat out a year at Colorado and now has announced a transfer to Arkansas, announcing it on Twitter on Friday.
After spending the first two seasons of his collegiate career at Vanderbilt, Sam Loy sat out a year at Colorado and now has announced a transfer to Arkansas, announcing it on Twitter on Friday.
Excited to be back in the SEC as an Arkansas Razorback! Thanks to @coachchadmorris @CoachDaPrato and everyone over @RazorbackFB #Razorbacks pic.twitter.com/4qc8BsQtPI
— Sam Loy (@samloy42) July 12, 2019
Loy is expected to be eligible immediately and will have another year of eligibility for use at Arkansas or if he decides to add a fourth school.
He was the primary punter at Vanderbilt for two years, being named to the SEC’s All-Freshman team in 2016 with a 41.6-yard average with 22 kicks downed inside the 20-yard line. The next season he averaged 40.2 yard per punt.
Loy will join Reid Bauer as the only punters on the roster … both walk-ons. Bauer averaged 38.9 yards per punt last season.
