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Jaren Hamilton will be taking his talents west. The former Alabama football receiver is transferring to Arizona State, he told On3.

After falling short of expectations at Alabama, Jaren Hamilton gets the chance to put his college football career right on track at Arizona State. The pressure is significantly less with the Sun ...

Hamilton is one of six Alabama wide receivers to enter the transfer portal this cycle, joining others that include Kendrick Law, Kobe Prentice, Caleb Odom, Emmanuel Henderson Jr., and Amari Jefferson. RELATED: Where have Alabama transfers committed this offseason?

Former Alabama wide receiver Jaren Hamilton is transferring to Arizona State. He confirmed the news via his X account. Hamilton spent two seasons in Tuscaloosa. The native of Gainesville, Florida played in five games.

In the 2023 recruiting class, Hamilton was ranked as the No. 238 player in the country and the No. 35 wide receiver. The Gainesville, Florida, native did not record a catch while at The University of Alabama.

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“BREAKING: Alabama transfer WR Jaren Hamilton has Committed to Arizona State, he tells @on3sports,” Hayes Fawcett said in a post. “The 6’1 200 WR will have 3 years of eligibility remaining Was ranked as a Four-Star Recruit in the 2023 Class (per On3).”

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In college football, games and legacies can be decided by a matter of inches. Throughout much of college football history, even a single loss could derail a tea

No. 7 Texas (17-2) beat Auburn 74-57. No. 8 Maryland (16-1) beat No. 24 Minnesota 99-92. No. 9 Ohio St. (17-1) beat Wisconsin 80-69; lost to Penn St. 62-59. No. 10 TCU (19-1) beat UCF 90-81; beat No. 23 Utah 81-73. No. 11 Kansas St. (19-1) beat Arizona 62-47; beat Arizona St. 81-69. No. 12 Kentucky (16-1) beat Georgia 78-64.