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It has been quite the day of news for Notre Dame football.
Plenty of rumors came out as facts, as multiple players who intended on entering the transfer portal did. Some of them quickly made plans with the Irish, as one player committed while others will visit very soon.
The Irish also saw a familiar face return to South Bend, but in quite the different capacity. Another decided to give football another try after retiring medically. It wasn’t all good news however, as Notre Dame saw a player also enter the portal.
Check out below the latest Notre Dame football recruiting and transfer portal update below.
Duke quarterback transfer Riley Leonard will visit
Update
As soon as Leonard entered the portal, he was linked to Notre Dame. The smoke turned out to be a fire, as the former Duke quarterback will visit South Bend this weekend. If all goes well, the Irish have their next starter.
Former Notre Dame quarterback Tyler Buchner returns…
Update
Buchner followed offensive coordinator Tommy Rees to Alabama, and started one game. He entered the portal on Monday and committed to Notre Dame’s lacrosse team. A sport switch for the Californian brings a return to South Bend.
Clemson wide receiver transfer Beaux Collins will visit
Sources: Former Clemson wide receiver Beaux Collins is visiting Notre Dame on Dec. 6/7. He’s one of the top receivers available in the NCAA transfer portal. https://t.co/FwhxkncMM2
— Pete Thamel (@PeteThamel) December 4, 2023
Update
The Irish were quick to offer a former opponent in Clemson’s Collins. He will visit later this week, and could be joining Leonard in what is looking like a great start to the first transfer window.
Notre Dame gets a portal commit from Arizona State defensive back Jordan Clark
Update
The Irish struck quickly with Clark, as he committed on the first day the portal officially opened….
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Author : Fighting Irish Wire
Publish date : 2023-12-05 02:57:46
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