Georgia Bulldogs cornerback Julian Humphrey, who transferred from Alabama, has announced his intention to re-enter the NCAA transfer portal. Humphrey, a sophomore, was a key part of Georgia’s defense this season, starting ten games and recording 21 tackles and five passes defended. However, he recently lost his starting position, prompting his decision to transfer. This marks the second time Humphrey has considered leaving Georgia, as he also explored this possibility during the last offseason before opting to stay.
Humphrey’s departure is a setback for the Bulldogs, who are preparing for the College Football Playoff. With two years of eligibility remaining, he is expected to attract interest from multiple programs.
This news highlights the ongoing challenges top-tier programs face in maintaining roster stability during the transfer portal season, even as they compete at the highest levels.