Wisconsin outside linebacker Leon Lowery announced his intention to enter the transfer portal on Sunday. The news follows the Badgers’ season-closing loss to rival Minnesota. That result pushed the team to 5-7 on the season, eliminating it from postseason contention.

The transfer portal for college football is open from Dec. 9-28, but players have started to announce their intention to change programs.

Lowery initially spent four seasons at Syracuse before transferring to Wisconsin to help revamp the team's pass rush under Mike Tressel. In 2023, Lowery was a key starter for the Orange, registering 46 tackles, 7.5 tackles for loss, and 3.5 sacks.

The winter transfer portal period opens on December 9th, but several players have already announced their intentions to transfer from the program, looking to move forward to new o

Snowden joined the Badgers as a four-star recruit in the class of 2023, flipping his commitment from Cincinnati after Luke Fickell took the job in November 2022. He was the No. 446 player in the class, No. 45 cornerback and No. 9 player from his home state of Michigan.

In 2023, Snowden redshirted without seeing the field. This season, the 6-foot-4, 210-pound defensive back from Michigan appeared in two games and logged three defensive snaps in a blowout win over Purdue, according to PFF, where Snowden recorded a tackle.

Hours after the Horned Frogs’ win over Cincinnati, TCU linebacker Shad Banks announced on X, formerly known as Twitter, Sunday that he intends to enter the transfer portal. “I will be entering the transfer portal on Dec.

Auburn tight end Micah Riley plans to enter the transfer portal when it opens on Dec. 9, according to multiple reports. Mike Gittens of The War Rapport was first to report the news. Riley spent three seasons at Auburn,

Georgia defensive back to enter transfer portal, who has started several games this year, days before SEC championship vs. Texas