When teams struggle overall, especially in today’s world of college football, players entering the transfer portal have become pretty common. The Wisconsin foot

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.

Wisconsin cornerback Amare Snowden announced he plans to enter the NCAA Transfer Portal. Snowden spent two seasons with the Badgers. “First and foremost, I would like to thank God, as he has blessed me with a special gift and talent to play the game I have grown to love,

Amare Snowden didn’t want to transfer from the University of Wisconsin football program, he said Sunday, but he said another year with the Badgers wasn’t feasible, either. The winter transfer portal season is upon us. See which Wisconsin players have entered the transfer portal thus far.

According to Jesse Temple of The Athletic, outside linebacker Leon Lowery will enter the transfer portal after just one season with the Badgers. Lowery, who transferred to Wisconsin from Syracuse over the summer, had just one sack in 2024 and 29 tackles (18 solo).

Wisconsin's transfer portal activity began less than 24 hours after its 2024 season officially concluded. That is departing

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.

Wisconsin Badgers cornerback Amare Snowden is entering the transfer portal, he announced on Sunday. Snowden, a redshirt freshman, was a four-star recruit in the Class of 2023, according to Rivals, and had initially committed to the Cincinnati Bearcats.