Ex-UConn QB Cole Welliver finds transfer home


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Cole Welliver Transfers to New Mexico

Cole Welliver, a former UConn quarterback, has committed to New Mexico. He played in only one game for UConn, completing 2 of 4 passes for 10 yards in their victory over Merrimack.

High School Accomplishments

Welliver, a 6-foot-7 quarterback from Texas, played for Jason Witten at Liberty Christian High School. His senior year saw a perfect 14-0 record, earning him First Team All-State and District MVP honors and a three-star ranking from 247Sports.

New Mexico Connection

At New Mexico, Welliver will work with Adam Behrends, former Staples High head coach in Westport, Connecticut, who joined New Mexico's coaching staff as an offensive analyst in February. Behrends led Staples to a state title in 2023.

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Former UConn quarterback Cole Welliver has committed to New Mexico, he announced on social media Wednesday.

The 6-foot-7 native of Flower Mound, Texas played in just one game for the Huskies, completing 2 of 4 passes for 10 yards in UConn’s 63-17 win over Merrimack on Sep. 9.  He still has four years of eligibility remaining.

Welliver played in high school for legendary Dallas Cowboys tight end Jason Witten, helping lead Liberty Christian High to a 14-0 record as a senior in 2023. He was named First Team All-State and District MVP, and was ranked as a three-star prospect by 247 Sports.

He’ll work alongside another person with Connecticut connections, former Staples High (Westport) head coach Adam Behrends, who took a job as an offensive analyst at New Mexico in February. Behrends won a state title with Staples in 2023.

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