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Keon Sabb Reveals Schools Who Have Contacted Him In NCAA Transfer Portal

Originally posted on FanNation Volunteer Country
By Evan Crowell | Last updated 2/19/24

Michigan defensive back Keon Sabb had a productive season for the Wolverines en route to their first national championship since 1997. Sabb logged 28 tackles, four pass deflections, and two interceptions during his redshirt freshman season. He was slated to be a big part of their team next season, but after head coach Jim Harbaugh left for the NFL, Sabb entered the NCAA Transfer Portal.

Sabb was a member of the 2022 recruiting class. He ranked as the No. 96 prospect in his recruiting cycle, according to the 247Sports' Composite Rankings. Sabb held offers from 34 programs and made official visits to Clemson, Georgia, Michigan, Penn State, and Texas A&M. The Vols offered Sabb under the leadership of head coach Jeremy Pruitt.

Former Michigan Safety Keon Sabb has heard from these 1️⃣8️⃣ Schools since Entering the Transfer Portal

The 6’1 208 S totaled 28 Tackles, 2 INTs, and 4 passes defended in 2023

One of the Top Available Players in the Portal https://t.co/VFrrVQYsyL pic.twitter.com/e0phCLxymn
— Hayes Fawcett (@Hayesfawcett3) February 18, 2024

Eighteen schools have contacted Sabb since entering the transfer portal, including Tennessee. The list features many national powers, so there will be stiff competition. Tennessee always looks to add elite-level defenders to its secondary, and Sabb fits that description. He ranks as the No. 2 available prospect in the transfer portal and checks in at No. 57 overall in this cycle. Sabb has three seasons of eligibility remaining.

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