Kansas defensive end Bai Jobe has announced his decision to enter the transfer portal after spending one year with the program. The Senegal native, who played high school football in Norman, Oklahoma, was a highly recruited four-star prospect before joining the Jayhawks. Jobe will now be looking for his third school in three seasons, with three years of eligibility still remaining.
During his time at Kansas, Jobe suffered a hand injury early in fall camp, limiting his playing time to 79 defensive snaps and 30 special teams snaps in the 2024 season. Despite this, he expressed a desire to continue working hard to improve his performance on the field. Jobe’s departure leaves a gap in the Jayhawks’ defensive end position, creating opportunities for players like Dakyus Brinkley and Dylan Brooks to step up.
In response to Jobe’s transfer, Kansas has been active in the transfer portal, offering scholarships to defensive ends such as Leroy Harris III, Eddie Kelly, and Cam Williams. The team will now need to adjust its roster and strategy to fill the void left by Jobe’s departure. Overall, Jobe’s decision to enter the transfer portal marks the first scholarship player departure for Kansas after the conclusion of spring football, highlighting the ongoing changes and challenges within the Jayhawks’ football program.
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