A former Tiger from Auburn has returned to the transfer portal.
An Auburn football player who had previously left the program quickly re-entered the transfer portal.
Auburn witnessed a lot of activity in the December window on the transfer portal. Defensive lineman Wilky Denaud was one among the athletes who entered, and he has already returned through the portal. Denaud put his name in the transfer portal on Monday, the day before it closes, according to an On3 report.
Pete Nakos of On3 wrote on X, “Mississippi State defensive lineman Wilky Denaud has re-entered the transfer portal, has learned.” “In January, the former Auburn transfer enrolled in the MSU course. still has four years left to be eligible.”
Denaud, a four-star prospect from John Carroll, transferred to Auburn. He was one of the top 80 players in the state of Florida and listed by Rivals as the 32nd-best defensive lineman in the nation. He didn’t participate in any games during his freshman year at Auburn, and it’s safe to say that he was unable to do so during his spring break at Mississippi State.
Players are increasingly likely to transfer to a new school, play through the spring, and then transfer once more. Isaiah Raikes, a defensive lineman from USC who transferred from Texas A&M to the Trojans in January, was added by Auburn last week via the transfer portal. He went back through the portal following the first half of the offseason and finally selected Auburn.
With four years remaining on his eligibility, Denaud should garner some interest as a former four-star and accomplished high school athlete.
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