Quarterback Kyle Olson is officially done for the season.
The team confirmed that Olson tore the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee in the second quarter of Saturday's 34-27 loss to Brown.
That game was Olson's first start of the season after battling with senior Rob Irvin for the top job since training camp. Olson - a junior transfer from Fullerton, a two-year school - finished the year 34-for-62 for 245 yards, no touchdowns and one interception for an efficiency of 84.81 in seven games.
He was also the team's punter, averaging 38.5 yards over 43 kicks. Scooter Belasco, who punted a 47-yarder on Saturday, will take over, while Irvin and sophomore Keiffer Garton will split the playcalling duties.
-David Gurian-Peck
