Dante throws the M2 during a drill at the Reno High School during a drill at the Academy. Former South Carolina Quarterback Dante Reno has long been transferred to Yale to play for his father, Bulldog’s head coach Tony Reno.
The Dante Reno Cheshire (Con.) Academy had a three-star probability in the 2024 orbit from the academy, where he was an under armor all-an American and an aristocratic 11 finalists.
Dante Reno recorded a brief appearance in a game for GameCox in the previous season and took his redsirt, entering the transfer portal after a spring practice in South Carolina.
They have four years of eligibility remaining.
“This means everything,” 6-Foot-2, 214-Pound Reno told 247Sports about Yale and her father’s own choice. “This is a great opportunity to get closer to the house and play in front of me and my family.”
Tony Reno has coached in Yale since 2012 and holds a record of 74–46. His teams have won four of the last seven Ivy League Championships (2017, 2019, 2022 and 2023).
“My father is a perfect winner,” said the little Reno. “Won four championships and put people into NFL, and draft people. I am super excited to compete.”
Bulldogs, which compete at the FCS level, ended with 7-3 records (4-3 Ivy League) in the previous season.
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