18 Facts About Anu Solomon

Anu Solomon began his college football career at Arizona, before deciding to transfer after his senior year to Baylor.

Anu Solomon decided to withdraw from Baylor on October 31,2017, after suffering a concussion.

Anu Solomon was born in Honolulu, Hawaii, and he moved to Las Vegas, Nevada at age 10.

Anu Solomon graduated from Bishop Gorman High School in Las Vegas, Nevada in 2013.

Anu Solomon passed for 2,026 yards with 19 touchdowns, and had 78 yards rushing with 3 touchdowns.

Anu Solomon passed for 2,770 yards and 41 touchdowns in his junior year of high school.

Anu Solomon made a verbal commitment to Arizona on National Signing Day and signed with Arizona in May 2012.

Anu Solomon accepted an athletic scholarship to attend University of Arizona, where he played for coach Rich Rodriguez's Arizona Wildcats team from 2013 to 2016.

Anu Solomon finished the season with 3,793 passing yards, 28 touchdown passes and 9 interceptions.

In 2015, Anu Solomon would enter his redshirt sophomore year as the starting quarterback for the Wildcats.

Anu Solomon finished the season with 6,460 career passing yards, which is fourth-most in school history, and 48 passing touchdowns, which is third-most all-time.

Anu Solomon had an average of 242.5 yards per game was boosted late in season over final three starts.

Anu Solomon had set a school record for most attempts to begin a season without an interception and saw another program record of 233 overall attempts without a pick come to an end at Washington Anu Solomon had a season high for passing yards came at USC, while twice tossed four touchdown passes.

Anu Solomon finished the season with 6,922 career passing yards, which is fourth-most in school history, and 49 passing touchdowns, which is third-most all-time.

On December 13,2016, it was announced that Anu Solomon intended to transfer from Arizona, graduating early to be eligible to play in 2017.

On January 9,2017, Solomon committed to Baylor University for the 2017 season as a graduate transfer.

On October 31,2017, head coach Matt Rhule announced that Anu Solomon would be withdrawing from Baylor due to his concussion.

Anu Solomon has shortened his middle name to Anu because his young cousins could not pronounce Kahanu.