Only a day after a prominent Alabama Crimson Tide offensive player entered the NCAA transfer portal, a notable name on defense has now done the same, as safety DeVonta Smith announced his intentions Saturday afternoon.

An Alabama football defensive starter has entered the NCAA transfer portal. DeVonta Smith, the Crimson Tide 's starting husky, has entered the transfer portal per multiple reports with one season left of eligibility.

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Alabama football running back Justice Haynes is entering the transfer portal, a source with knowledge of the situation told AL.com. Haynes is a former five-star running back in the 2023 recruiting class. Nick Kelly is an Alabama beat writer for AL.com and the Alabama Media Group. Follow him on X and Instagram.

On Friday, Dec. 13, Alabama running back Justice Haynes, coming out of his second season, entered the transfer portal, to the horror of fans in Tuscaloosa. And, according to On3’s Pete Nakos, Michigan football and Ohio State are the two schools competing for his services.

Alabama had three players enter the transfer portal Dec. 9 when it opened, the first of which was tight end Danny Lewis Jr.. A three-star prospect from the 2022 class, Lewis had one reception for five yards across his three years in Tuscaloosa, as well as returned a kickoff for 14 yards.

And DeVonta Smith was the Crimson Tide 's slot corner, it's Husky. In 2025, Alabama expected to have to fill one of those spots with Moore finishing his final season in 2024, one that is expected to be filled by Hubbard.

Oregon football is getting some bad news as it prepares for the College Football Playoff. The Ducks are losing outside linebacker Emar’rion Winston to the transfer portal, per 247 Sports. Winston is a former four-star recruit who made 27 tackles for Oregon in the last two seasons.