Transfer portal tracker: Duke QB Darian Mensah throws last-minute curveball, jumps into portal
Our Summary
The college football transfer portal is seeing significant movement as top quarterbacks secure new commitments. Dylan Raiola, previously with Nebraska, has committed to Oregon, where he will likely serve as a backup to Dante Moore, who has announced his return to the Ducks for another season. Former Arizona State quarterback Sam Leavitt is transferring to LSU, adding depth to Lane Kiffin's roster.
In another development, Duke quarterback Darian Mensah has entered the transfer portal, with Miami, Tennessee, and Ole Miss reportedly interested in acquiring his talents. This move makes Mensah one of the most sought-after quarterbacks currently available.
Additionally, Washington's Demond Williams has decided to remain with the Huskies after briefly considering a transfer, bringing an end to speculation about his future. As the portal's closing date approaches, teams continue to finalize their rosters, with notable players like LSU's Kyle Parker committing to Ohio State and North Carolina's Greg Smith opting to stay with his current team.
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