Giles Amos is reportedly looking at finishing his college football career elsewhere.
Matt Zenitz of AL.com is reporting that the former walk-on has entered his name into the NCAA transfer portal. Entering the transfer portal does not guarantee Amos’ departure, but if he does leave, he would be a grad transfer with a redshirt senior season of immediate eligibility remaining.
Amos’ online bio mentions he was a sophomore in 2017 and saw no action. In 2018, as a junior walk-on, he made his first career appearance against Louisiana and also played against The Citadel. In 2019, Amos earned a scholarship in fall camp. That season, he played in games and recorded a 5-yard reception against New Mexico State.
Amos, listed at 6-4, 245 pounds, is a Perry, Georgia native and Westfield alumnus.
Alabama tight end Giles Amos has entered the transfer portal.
Will be a grad transfer.
— Matt Zenitz (@mzenitz) March 13, 2020
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