The Anu Solomon era at Arizona is officially over. Where it picks up next remains to be seen.

The redshirt junior quarterback announced on Instagram on Tuesday that he plans to transfer from the Wildcats program after injuries took their toll in each of the last two seasons.

I first want to take this opportunity to thank Arizona Football for making me the man I am today, especially Coach Rodriquez & the Rodriguez family, Greg Byrne, the entire administration and staff, and of course the die-hard fans for absolutely everything to make my past 4 years at The University of Arizona worthwhile and unforgettable. God has a plan for me. I've prayed for direction, patience, and knowledge to know when it comes, and it is with a heavy heart to announce that I am transferring from The University of Arizona. Through much adversity, I will never forget those who supported me, stuck by me, and believed in me; God, my family, my girlfriend, and close friends. From highs and lows, and the unlucky injuries I suffered from the past 2 seasons, I am blessed to have a fresh start at another program to finish out my senior year. Thank you Tucson, & GOD BLESS! At this time I will be focusing on spending the holiday season with my family and ask for privacy as we decide on the next step in my college career.

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"God has a plan for me. I've prayed for direction, patience, and knowledge to know when it comes," Solomon wrote. "Through much adversity, I will never forget those who supported me, stuck by me, and believed in me; God, my family, my girlfriend, and close friends. From highs and lows, and the unlucky injuries I suffered from the past 2 seasons, I am blessed to have a fresh start at another program to finish out my senior year."

Solomon became the first freshman quarterback to start a season opener for the Wildcats in 2014, and started in all 14 games that year. He led all freshmen quarterbacks in the Football Bowl Subdivision with 3,793 passing yards.

His sophomore campaign, while solid, was hampered some by injuries that caused him to miss two games plus some time in two others. Solomon then missed six games this season with a knee injury and then missed the second half of the Oregon State game in November because of a foot injury. Sophomore Brandon Dawkins has played most of the year in relief of Solomon.

Per Zach Rosenblatt of the Arizona Daily Star, Solomon may be able to play at another FBS program right away as a graduate student.