College football's spring window for the transfer portal hasn't even cracked open yet, but one Purdue defensive end has already announced his plans to enter. Redshirt freshman Logan Jellison ...

Rush end Logan Jellison posted on his social media accounts Thursday night he'll enter the portal with four years of eligibility remaining. Jellison came to Purdue as a preferred walk-on last season.

Rush end Logan Jellison posted on his social media accounts Thursday night he'll enter the portal with four years of eligibility remaining. Jellison came to Purdue as a preferred walk-on last season.

Rush end Logan Jellison posted on his social media accounts Thursday night he'll enter the portal with four years of eligibility remaining. Jellison came to Purdue as a preferred walk-on last season.

So far two players have announced their intent to transfer — linebacker Landon Drennan and defensive lineman Logan Jellison. The spring transfer portal does not officially open until Wednesday.

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He's the second preferred walk-on from last season to enter the transfer portal, joining rush end Logan Jellison. The spring portal is open from April 16-25.

Jellison is listed as a 6-foot-5, 255-pound defensive end. He was a member of Purdue's 2024 team but did not play in any games, meaning he'll still have all four years of eligibility remaining at ...

Rush end Logan Jellison posted on his social media accounts Thursday night he'll enter the portal with four years of eligibility remaining. Jellison came to Purdue as a preferred walk-on last season.

Rush end Logan Jellison posted on his social media accounts Thursday night he'll enter the portal with four years of eligibility remaining. Jellison came to Purdue as a preferred walk-on last season.