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Former Wildcat Tomiwa Durojaiye Visits Two Power Five Programs

Nick Roushby:Nick Roush05/08/23

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The University of Colorado could become the second home for three former Kentucky football players. Boulder was one of the destinations for Tomiwa Durojaiye this weekend as the former Wildcat seeks out the second school of his college career.

Tomiwa Durojaiye entered the transfer portal on April 26 after spending only one season in Lexington. A 6-foot-4, 280-pound defensive lineman from Middletown, Delaware, Brad White was his primary recruiter. Ranked as a four-star prospect by On3, he enrolled last January. In three total semesters on campus Tomiwa played in three games as a redshirt freshman.

Durojaiye was well thought of by folks around the Kentucky football program and has physical traits that forecast a bright future. That’s why he is being pursued by multiple Power Five programs.

Last week Durojaiye officially visited Neal Brown’s program in Morgantown, West Virginia and made a visit to see what Coach Prime is working with at Colorado. The Buffs have hit the portal harder than any other school in FBS. Amid the coaching turnover Colorado has 39 transfer portal commitments and 59 total new players, two of which are former Wildcats, Vito Tisdale and Kavosiey Smoke.

Whether Tomiwa Durojaiye teams up with Neal Brown in the Big 12 or Coach Prime’s PAC-12 circus, he will have four years of eligibility remaining.

Kentucky Football Departing Transfers

  • DeMarcus Harris: Entered transfer portal on Nov. 28 and committed to Marshall on Dec. 20
  • Kavosiey Smoke: Entered transfer portal on Dec. 1 and committed to Colorado on Jan. 11
  • Chauncey Magwood: Entered transfer portal on Dec. 5 and committed to UCF on Dec. 20
  • Chris Lewis: Entered transfer portal on Dec. 5 and committed to Troy on Dec. 20
  • John Young: Entered transfer portal on Dec. 5 and committed to Miami (Ohio) on Dec. 18
  • Adrian Huey: Entered transfer portal on Dec. 5 and committed to Tulsa Feb. 1
  • Keaton Upshaw: Entered transfer portal on Dec. 6 and committed to Georgia Southern on Dec. 21
  • Michael Drennen: Entered transfer portal on Dec. 6
  • Tae Tae Crumes: Entered transfer portal on Dec. 6
  • Kiyaunta Goodwin: Entered transfer portal on Dec. 16 and committed to Florida on Jan. 25
  • Justin Rogers: Entered transfer portal on Jan. 3 and committed to Auburn on Jan. 12
  • Kobi Albert: Entered transfer portal on Jan. 7 and committed to Mississippi State on Jan. 15
  • Andre Stewart: Entered transfer portal on April 15
  • Vito Tisdale: Entered transfer portal on April 15 and committed to Colorado on April 22
  • Londyn Craft: Entered transfer portal on April 25
  • Tomiwa Durojaiye: Entered transfer portal on April 26
  • David Wohlabaugh Jr.: Entered transfer portal on April 30
  • Deondre Buford: Entered transfer portal on May 1
  • Total: 18

Incoming Players from the Transfer Portal

  • Marques Cox (Northern Illinois): Entered transfer portal on Nov. 28 and committed to Kentucky on Dec. 15
  • JQ Hardaway (Cincinnati): Entered transfer portal on Nov. 29 and committed to Kentucky on Dec. 15
  • Tanner Bowles (Alabama): Entered transfer portal on Nov. 30 and committed to Kentucky on Dec. 8
  • Devin Leary (NC State): Entered transfer portal on Dec. 5 and committed to Kentucky on Dec. 20
  • Ray Davis (Vanderbilt): Entered transfer portal on Dec. 5 and committed to Kentucky on Dec. 20
  • Keeshawn Silver (North Carolina): Entered transfer portal on Dec. 8 and committed to Kentucky on Jan. 8
  • Jantzen Dunn (Ohio State): Entered transfer portal on Dec. 13 and committed to Kentucky on Dec. 18
  • Courtland Ford (USC): Entered transfer portal April 16 and committed to Kentucky on April 22
  • Ben Christman (Ohio State): Entered transfer portal April 26 and committed to Kentucky May 7
  • Total: 9

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