Former USC quarterback Miller Moss is committing to Louisville, sources told ESPN.
Moss is one of the top players in the NCAA transfer portal, as he is No. 10 overall in ESPN's rankings and No. 3 among the quarterbacks. He'll have one year of eligibility remaining.
He'll play under coach Jeff Brohm, a noted quarterback tutor, playcaller and author of consistently prolific offenses. Under Brohm in 2024, Tyler Shough threw for 3,195 yards and 23 touchdowns and positioned himself for a shot in the NFL after injuries plagued his career.
The decision will put Moss in position to win the starting job and be set for a productive final year of college.
At USC over the course of his career, Moss threw for 3,469 yards and 27 touchdowns, completing 65.9% of his passes. In 2024, Moss threw for 2,555 yards and 18 touchdowns. He started nine games before being replaced as the starter.
In his first season as a full-time starter, Moss threw for 378 yards against LSU and had three passing touchdowns against Michigan.
He'll see some familiar faces in the locker room, as he had his breakout game last season in the Holiday Bowl against Louisville, throwing for 372 yards and six touchdowns.
Moss told ESPN when he entered the portal that he was looking to complete for a conference championship and win "at the highest level." He also prioritized a place that can ultimately help him develop for a pro career.
When asked what he'd tell a prospective team, Moss said: "There's nothing I wouldn't do for the guys in the locker room and guys I compete with. I'm hesitant to sell myself, but I have every confidence in myself as a player and a leader."