Quarterback Matthew Sluka has transferred to James Madison. His new school posted a graphic of Sluka draped in a royal purple robe with a crown atop his head to celebrate his transfer to the Dukes.

Matthew Sluka — the former starting quarterback at UNLV who left the school after a widely publicized dispute over name, image and likeness payments — signed with James Madison, the school announced Tuesday, reuniting him with two of his former coaches.

The Kellenberg graduate, who quarterbacked the program to back-to-back undefeated seasons, committed to James Madison University last Wednesday for his graduate year. The move reunites him with his coaching staff from Holy Cross, where he was a four-year starter, led by coach Bob Chesney.