Georgia football named as ‘team to watch’ for transfer RB Peny Boone

UGA named as a team to watch for four-star transfer running back Peny Boone

The Georgia Bulldogs have been named as a team to watch for transfer running back Peny Boone. Boone originally transferred to Louisville this winter from Toledo. However, after spending the spring with the Cardinals, Boone is back in the transfer portal.

Georgia recently lost running back Andrew Paul to the NCAA transfer portal this spring. The Bulldogs could elect to add a running back to replace Paul.

Peny Boone is also interested in Ole Miss, Miami, Washington, Arizona, Colorado, Utah and Kentucky. Boone is ranked as the No. 14 running back in the transfer portal and the No. 179 player overall.

Boone, who began his college football career at Maryland, rushed for 1,400 rushing yards and 15 touchdowns in 2023 with Toledo. Boone also added 219 receiving yards on 15 receptions.

Georgia football already added the third-ranked transfer running back in Trevor Etienne. Georgia’s running back room features Roderick Robinson and Branson Robinson, who is recovering from a leg injury.

Huskers contact former MAC offensive player of the year

Last season he ran for 1,400 yards and 15 touchdowns in 13 games en route to being named the MAC Offensive Player of the Year.

A former MAC offensive player of the year has entered the transfer portal, and early reports show that the Cornhuskers have already been in contact. Peny Boone is a 6-foot-1, 245-pound running back who had spent this past offseason with the Louisville Cardinals before entering the portal.

He began his career at Maryland before transferring to Toledo for the 2022 and 2023 seasons. Last season, he ran for 1,400 yards and 15 touchdowns in 13 games en route to being named the MAC Offensive Player of the Year.

Hayes Fawcett of On3 has reported that Boone has already heard from 21 schools since entering the portal. He is also considered a Top Three available player in the portal per On3.

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UCLA an option for Louisville transfer Peny Boone

The Bruins are in on this talented RB transfer.

The UCLA Bruins football program suffered a tough blow by losing defensive star Jay Toia. But, DeShaun Foster is working hard at other positions of need, including running back.

The Bruins have now reached out to Louisville transfer Peny Boone, and he has heard from a lot of other schools.

Here are a list of the schools Boone has heard from, per Marshall Levenson of Rivals: Ole Miss, Washington, Tennessee, Miami, Oklahoma State, UCLA, Nebraska, UNC, Colorado, Georgia Tech, Wisconsin, Western Kentucky, Virginia Tech, Utah, Michigan State, Oregon State, Arizona, Kentucky, USF, and UCF.

Boone was the MAC Offensive Player of the Year at Toledo and ran for 1,400 yards and 15 scores. he then landed at Louisville initially in the portal before deciding to enter again in a bit of a surprising turn of events. Boone also was at Maryland previously.

Boone is slated to take a visit to Ole Miss and Washington already, but UClA showing interest in him shows their desire to add a running back. The Bruins also expressed interest in Ohio State RB transfer Dallan Hayden.

Wisconsin football in pursuit of an accomplished transfer portal running back

Wisconsin could be looking to continue to upgrade at running back

Wisconsin is in pursuit of former Louisville running back Peny Boone, according to Rivals’ Marshall Levenson.

Boone entered the transfer portal after only spending the spring with the Cardinals. He transferred there in January after two decorated years at Toledo, that after spending the first two years of his career at Maryland.

Related: Wisconsin football 2024 spring transfer portal window tracker

The 6’1″ running back was the 2023 MAC Offensive Player of the Year at Toledo after rushing for 1400 yards and 15 touchdowns on 7.2 yards per carry.

Wisconsin is on a list of schools to have reportedly reached out to Boone that also includes Ole Miss, Washington, Tennessee, Miami, Nebraska, Utah and Michigan State.

This interest is a bit of a surprise. Wisconsin is loaded at running back after adding Oklahoma transfer Tawee Walker during the winter window. He and veteran Chez Mellusi are set to lead the backfield, with not many additional carries available.

Preliminary interest doesn’t mean Wisconsin will go on to land the transfer — and become his fourth school in four years. It’s worth monitoring, however, if any visits get reported.

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