Beau Pribula

Position:
Quarterback
Ht./Wt.:
6-2 / 212
Class:
Graduate Student
Hometown:
York, Pa.
High School:
Central York
Prev School:
Penn State

2025: Graduate transfer from Penn State ... in 24 career games at Penn State, has completed 37-of-56 (.661) passes for 424 yards with nine TDs and one INT while rushing for 571 yards on 94 carries (6.07) and 10 TDs … holds a pass efficiency rating of 179.14 ... has compiled 995 total offensive yards ... scored 60 points on 10 rushing TDs ... carded point responsibility total of 114 (10 rushing TDs and nine passing TDs) ... completed 5+ passes in three contests against Kent State (2024), Wisconsin (2024) and Purdue (2024) … posted completion percentage of .600 or better in 12 contests including a career-best 1.000 mark seven times … threw for 50+ yards on three occasions against Kent State (83 yards), Wisconsin (98 yards), and Purdue (58 yards) … connected with Penn State running back Nicholas Singleton on a career-long 48-yard TD pass against Ole Miss in 2023 … also threw one TD pass against Delaware (2023), Northwestern (2023), Michigan State (2023), West Virginia (2024), Kent State (2024), Wisconsin (2024), Purdue (2024) and Maryland (2024) … logged 3+ rushing attempts on 15 occasions and 5+ carries 10 times, including a career-best nine against Maryland in 2023 … rushed for 20+ yards in 10 games and 50+ yards four times against Iowa (55 yards; 2023), Massachusetts (59 yards; 2023), Rutgers (71 yards; 2023), Purdue (56 yards; 2024) … secured one rushing TD in contests with West Virginia (2023), Delaware (2023), Massachusetts (2023), Maryland (2023 & 2024), Rutgers (2023), Michigan State (2023), Kent State (2024), Washington (2024), and Purdue (2024) … logged a career-high 128 yards of total offense (83 passing and 45 rushing yards) against Kent State in 2024 ... accounted for 2+ TDs in games against Delaware (1 passing and 1 rushing; 2023), Michigan State (1 passing and 1 rushing; 2023), Kent State (1 passing and 1 rushing; 2024), Purdue (1 passing and 1 rushing; 2024), and Maryland (1 passing and 1 rushing; 2024) … played 340 career snaps at Penn State … enrolled at Mizzou in January 2025 ... attended the Manning Passing Academy as a counselor in June 2025.

PRIOR TO MIZZOU: Three-year member (2022-23-24) and two-year letterwinner in football at Penn State (2023-24) … two-time Academic All-Big Ten selection (2023 and 2024) … in 24 career games, completed 37-of-56 (.661) passes for 424 yards with nine TDs and one INT while rushing for 571 yards on 94 carries (6.07) and 10 TDs … posted pass efficiency rating of 179.14 ... compiled 995 total offensive yards ... scored 60 points on 10 rushing TDs ... carded point responsibility total of 114 (10 rushing TDs and nine passing TDs) ... completed 5+ passes in three contests against Kent State (2024), Wisconsin (2024) and Purdue (2024) … posted completion percentage of .600 or better in 12 contests including a career-best 1.000 mark seven times … threw for 50+ yards on three occasions against Kent State (83 yards), Wisconsin (98 yards), and Purdue (58 yards) … connected with running back Nicholas Singleton on a career-long 48-yard TD pass against Ole Miss in 2023 … also threw one TD pass against Delaware (2023), Northwestern (2023), Michigan State (2023), West Virginia (2024), Kent State (2024), Wisconsin (2024), Purdue (2024) and Maryland (2024) … logged 3+ rushing attempts on 15 occasions and 5+ carries 10 times, including a career-best nine against Maryland in 2023 … rushed for 20+ yards in 10 games and 50+ yards four times against Iowa (55 yards; 2023), Massachusetts (59 yards; 2023), Rutgers (71 yards; 2023), Purdue (56 yards; 2024) … secured one rushing TD in contests with West Virginia (2023), Delaware (2023), Massachusetts (2023), Maryland (2023 & 2024), Rutgers (2023), Michigan State (2023), Kent State (2024), Washington (2024), and Purdue (2024) … logged a career-high 128 yards of total offense (83 passing and 45 rushing yards) against Kent State in 2024 ... accounted for 2+ TDs in games against Delaware (1 passing and 1 rushing; 2023), Michigan State (1 passing and 1 rushing; 2023), Kent State (1 passing and 1 rushing; 2024), Purdue (1 passing and 1 rushing; 2024), and Maryland (1 passing and 1 rushing; 2024) … finished 2023 ranking third among Big Ten quarterbacks in rushing yards (329) and rushing TDs (6), while also ranking tied for seventh in single-season program history for rushing TDs by a quarterback and ninth in rushing yards … in the 2024 Big 10 Championship game against Oregon, rushed three times for 12 yards … played 340 career snaps at Penn State … lettered four seasons at Central York under coach Gerry Yonchiuk … four-star prospect by ESPN.com and a three-star prospect by 247Sports.com and Rivals.com … listed as the No. 10, No. 14, and No. 15 prospect from the state of Pennsylvania according to ESPN.com, 247Sports.com and Rivals.com, respectively … charted as the No. 6, No. 8 and No. 27 overall dual-threat prospect by Rivals.com, ESPN.com, and 247Sports.com, respectively … helped Central York to a 38-7 overall record, including three consecutive York-Adams League Championships (2019, 2020 and 2021), a District III title in 2020 and the school’s first appearance in the PIAA Class 6A state playoffs … advanced to the state championship game that season … helped the Panthers secure back-to-back undefeated regular seasons as a junior and a senior … three-time team captain, becoming the first Panthers to achieve the feat in program history … during career, went 368-of-560 passing (.657) for 5,826 yards with 73 TDs and 21 INTs … added 207 rushes for 1,227 yards (5.93) and 33 scores as well as 15 receptions for 306 yards (20.40) with four TDs … compiled 1,525 all-purpose yards and 7,359 total yards … on defense, registered 59 tackles, 1.0 TFL, three INTs, and one fumble recovery … as the team’s punter during junior and senior year, finished with 37 punts for 1,412 yards (38.16) with a long of 61 yards and nine boots inside the opponents 20-yard line … finished career accounting for 228 total points (33 rushing, four receiving and six two-point conversions) … two-time Pennsylvania Player of the Year and first team all-state (2020 and 2021) … named a two-time Division I League Offensive Player of the Year and first team Eastern PA Football selection as a quarterback (2020 and 2021) … garnered Division I League first team honors on five occasions (3x as a quarterback, 1x as a punter and 1x as a safety) … graduated holding the school and county record for career TDs (108) … named the 2021 Mini-Maxwell Football Club Award winner … also lettered two years in basketball.

PERSONAL: Son of Tad and Steph Pribula … graduated from Penn State in December 2024, with a advertising and public relations degree ... currently pursuing a master’s in leadership … father lettered four seasons at wide receiver at Shippensburg University (1987-88-89-90) … brother, Cade, played three seasons at quarterback at the University of Delaware (2019-20-21) and two seasons at Sacred Heart University (2022-23) ... paternal grandfather, Jim, lettered four seasons in football at West Chester University (1958-59-60-61), earning Associated Press first team All-America honors, after leading the Rams to two straight PSAC championships in 1960 and 1961; additionally, was a two-time NAIA first team All-American (1960 and 1961), was tabbed to the AP All-Pennsylvania Team, and led all Pennsylvania collegians in scoring in 1961 after earning runner-up honors in 1960; compiled 47 receptions for 863 yards (18.36) with 13 TDs during final two seasons and participated in the All-American Bowl in Tucson, Arizona in 1961; graduated holding the career record for INTs returned for a TD (5), fumble recoveries returned for a TD (5) and longest INT return following a 98-yard TD against East Stroudsburg University on Oct. 11, 1959; later went into college administration serving as the Director of Athletics at Shippensburg from 1982-2001 before being inducted into the Shippensburg Athletic Hall of Fame (2002), Chester County Sports of Hall of Fame (2013) and West Chester Hall of Fame … aunt, Shari (Pribula) Schalge lettered two years in field hockey at Penn State (1984-85).