The Miami Hurricanes’ season may not be over yet, but quarterback Tyler Van Dyke has already started thinking about what he’ll focus on during the offseason so he’ll be a better version of himself in 2022.
Van Dyke has been a revelation for Miami (6-5, 4-3 ACC) since taking over the starting role from D’Eriq King after King sustained a season-ending shoulder injury in Miami’s third game against Michigan State.
The second-year signal-caller out of Glastonbury, Conn. has gone 168 of 275 for 2,550 yards, 22 touchdowns and six interceptions in nine games (eight starts), including 158 of 263 passing (60.