Brycen Scott joins Louisville after standout season at Elon College
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 12, 2026, 11:30 AM
Last updated Aug 12, 2026

Brycen Scott, a junior defensive back from Florence, SC, is set to join the Louisville Cardinals after transferring from Elon College. At Elon, Scott made a significant impact, leading the team with seven pass breakups and over 30 tackles last season. He possesses great speed and experience, with hopes of contributing more significantly in 2027 and beyond. Louisville's coaching staff is optimistic about his potential development within their program.
- •Brycen Scott is 5'11” and weighs 195 pounds.
- •He led Elon College with seven pass breakups last year.
- •Scott has multiple years of eligibility remaining.
- •He may initially serve in a rotational role at Louisville.
- •Louisville staff sees potential for significant development.
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"BRYCEN SCOTT #25 Height: 5’11” Weight: 195lb Position: DB Class: Junior Hometown: Florence, SC Summary: Tesla, SpaceX, Cybertrucks, X, Brycen Scott….all of them coming to you from Elon, and rumor is Scott has a certain ‘Musk’ about him, that draws the eyes of many, including this Louisville staff. Joining the Cards from Elon College, Brycen […]
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