CINCINNATI — Brendan Sorsby, the quarterback for the University of Cincinnati, has announced his intention to enter the NCAA transfer portal, according to sources who confirmed the news to WCPO 9 Sports. This development was initially reported by ESPN College Football Senior Writer Pete Thamel.
Sorsby took to social media to share his plans, emphasizing a strategic approach to his future. He is currently awaiting feedback on his NFL Draft grade and has indicated that he will consider transferring based on this information.
This season, Sorsby has put up impressive numbers, throwing for 2,800 yards and 27 touchdowns while also rushing for 624 yards and nine touchdowns. He is concluding his second season with the Bearcats, showcasing his abilities as a dual-threat quarterback.
The Bearcats are set to face Navy in the AutoZone Liberty Bowl on January 2 in Memphis, Tennessee, with the game kicking off at 4:30 p.m. on ESPN. As the NCAA transfer portal opens on the same day and runs until January 16, Sorsby’s decision could potentially impact both his future and the Bearcats’ roster for the upcoming season.
This transitional period offers athletes like Sorsby an opportunity to reassess their careers and ambitions, particularly in light of potential NFL aspirations. The ongoing college football landscape continues to evolve, allowing players to seek the best paths forward in their athletic journeys.