Leonard's entry into the portal comes as Duke grapples with Mike Elko's departure for Texas A&M. A successor has not been named, and the Blue Devils are currently under the direction of interim coach Trooper Taylor as they prepare for a bowl appearance with a 7-5 record.

The Duke Blue Devils won five of their first six games but ankle and toe injuries ended Riley Leonard’s junior season early. Now he’s entering the transfer portal to find a new school for his senior season.

Quarterback Riley Leonard kicked off transfer portal season with a bang on Wednesday, announcing his intention to leave Duke. After throwing for 2,967

Riley Leonard has decided to enter the transfer portal, throwing another big name into the pool of players who are already searching for new homes. Leonard was expecting to have a big season in 2023,

Notre Dame quarterback Sam Hartman spoke highly of Riley Leonard after waiting to pay his respects to his injured counterpart that night in Durham, N.C.

Riley Leonard, the starting quarterback for the Duke Blue Devils, has entered the transfer portal, per On3. The six-foot-four, 210-pound signal-caller has thrown for 4,450 yards, 24 touchdowns and 10 interceptions in 27 career games with the Blue Devils. Leonard also racked up 1,224 rushing yards and 19 rushing touchdowns.

Duke quarterback Riley Leonard entered the transfer portal, signaling his departure from the Blue Devils after two seasons as a starter. Leonard immediately becomes one of – if not the

Irish Breakdown discusses the news that Notre Dame wide receiver Braylon James and safety Ramon Henderson have entered the transfer portal. Duke quarterback Riley Leonard also entered the portal this week and we discuss the possibility of him ending up at Notre Dame.