An ex-highly-touted tight end prospect will start anew with yet another college football program this year. On3's Nick Schultz reported on April 29 that Arik Gilbert, a former very highly-regarded 2020 recruit, is transferring to the Savannah State Tigers for the 2025 season.
Arik Gilbert hopes to turn his once-promising five-star collegiate career around after committing to an HBCU football program for the Fall. 247Sports named
Former LSU tight end Arik Gilbert signed with the Tigers in the 2020 Recruiting Cycle as one of the highest-rated prospects in program history. The former five-star has had a unique collegiate career to this point after making stops with four different programs.
Former Georgia, LSU, and Nebraska star Arik Gilbert is making a huge move as he transfers to an HBCU. Gilbert is transferring to Savannah State, per a report by Rivals, strengthening the team’s prospects in the SIAC.
Former LSU tight end Arik Gilbert has had a unique path throughout his collegiate career after signing with the Tigers in the 2020 Recruiting Cycle. Following one season in Baton Rouge, Gilbert made the move to the Georgia Bulldogs before a stint with the Nebraska Cornhuskers.
With thousands of players entering their names into the college football transfer portal every year, it isn't uncommon for a player to get lost in the shuffle.
Former Georgia tight end Arik Gilbert is set to join the Savannah State football team. Since the introduction of the transfer portal, it's not unusual for athletes to transition to different schools multiple times throughout their career.
A former Georgia Bulldogs player was named by 247Sports this week as one of the biggest busts in modern football history. Former five-star tight end Arik Gilbert, who is from Marietta, GA, was rated as the No.
Former Nebraska Cornhuskers tight end Arik Gilbert has entered the NCAA transfer portal. The former five-star recruit is once again searching for a new team after stints with Nebraska, LSU, and Georgia.
There are several players who have become well-acquainted with the transfer portal since it was implemented by the NCAA in 2018. Arik Gilbert is one of them.