#12

Mitch Griffis

New school, new number, same question — and Mitch Griffis's early answer at East Carolina is 1539 team passing yards leader.

QB · East Carolina · Sr. · #12

6′0″ · 195 lb · Ashburn, VA · Broad Run

CFB Index 34 · #102 of 140 QBsHigh confidenceTransferred Texas Tech → East Carolina for 2026
Next upSat Sep 19 · 6 pm ETat Old DominionS.B. Ballard StadiumOld Dominion by 3

The numbers

367

passing yards · 2026

3 TD · 2 INT · 6.9 per attempt

2 games into 2026 so far -- Best game: 230 pass yds, 2 TD, 1 INT, vs App State

The play that turned itSwung Wake Forest from 33% to 68% to win.Wake Forest at Old Dominion · 27-24

Griffis has been an absolute bonehead this game. But if he pulls it off all will be forgiven, mfer has fight in him at leastr/CFB game thread · ▲ 6His career numbers, season by season

The story

4 quarterback for East Carolina. 2026: 2 games with a box-score line.

  • Signed as a 3-star recruit to Broad Run in 2020.
  • Transferred from Texas Tech to East Carolina in 2026.
His career, year by year

How he plays

Rush yards: 77th percentile.

The full scouting read

Mitch Griffis

QB · East Carolina · Sr · #12

Filling the Shoesas of 2026-09-15

Mitch Griffis arrives at East Carolina with a new fit to prove and an old chapter behind him.

367PASS YDS3PASS TD53RUSH YDS

TEAM PASSING YARDS LEADER

1539

Team leader in passing yards (1539).

Read the story so far

Mitch Griffis arrived as a 3-star prospect. He lines up at QB for East Carolina.

On the field, the headline is 367 pass yds, with 3 pass td.

He inherited the QB job from Katin Houser (4-star).

The number to watch: 1539 — team passing yards leader.

QB successioncontinuity
  • Inherited fromKatin Houser 4★
Why nowHe changed programs heading into 2026 — a fresh fit to prove out.
  • season totals
  • Team leader in passing yards (1539).
  • throne-line + Filling-the-Shoes

AI-generated narrative · may contain errors · not journalism · updated 2026-09-15

Stats from CFBD · ESPN · fan discourse. Every figure computed from source tables — not invented. Methodology