Curt Neal's departure is the fifth for a Badgers defensive player since the team's season-ending loss to Minnesota last week.

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Wisconsin top underclassman cornerback Jonas Duclona announced his intention to enter the transfer portal on Monday. Duclona is now the fourth Badger set to enter, joining QB Cole LaCrue, OLB Leon Lowery and CB Amare Snowden.

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Neal becomes the second defensive starter to declare he’ll enter the transfer portal, joining outside linebacker Leon Lowery.

The Wisconsin Badgers football team has lost their third defensive back to the transfer portal in as many days. Redshirt freshman Justin Taylor announced on social media Tuesday morning that he intends to enter the transfer portal with three years of eligibility remaining.

As things stand today (Dec. 2, 2024) the Wisconsin Badgers have had several players announce their intention to enter the transfer portal. Nothing is official until the portal window opens on Dec. 9. Once that date hits, significant movement can be expected — both out of the program and into it.

Jonas Duclona, who played more as a freshman, appeared in four games this season and will have three years of eligibility remaining.