Former Alabama tight end will transfer to Boston College
Boston College Football Picks Up Alabama Transfer Tight End Out of Portal
The Boston College Eagles football program has picked up Alabama transfer tight end Ty Lockwood out of the transfer portal. “Alabama tight end Ty Lockwood has signed with Boston College, @On3sports has learned,” said On3Sports transfer portal reporter Pete Nakos via X. “Former four-star recruit reunites with QB Dylan Lonergan.”
Former Alabama TE Ty Lockwood to transfer to Boston College
After entering the NCAA transfer portal on Saturday, former Alabama Crimson Tide TE Ty Lockwood has announced that he will continue his collegiate career with Boston College. Lockwood will have a chance to reunite with QB Dylan Lonergan who also departed from Tuscaloosa this off-season.
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