Shazz Preston declared his intention to transfer from Alabama to Tulane on Monday.

Preston, a 6-foot, 202-pound receiver, played 36 offensive snaps in six games throughout his two years as a Crimson Tide starter. He

also had an impact on special teams.

The native of Louisiana was included in the top-ranked class of 2022 recruits for the Crimson Tide. According to the 247Sports

Composite, he was regarded as a 4-star recruit and the No. 56 overall talent in the 2022 class.

Following Alabama’s defeat by Michigan in the College Football Playoff national semifinals at the Rose Bowl, Preston made his first

entry into the transfer portal on January 3. With the opening of the early transfer window on December 4, he is one of 22 Alabama

players who have accessed the transfer site.

This is a list of every Tide player currently on the portal. Those who have declared their intention to open new schools are indicated:

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‘Home run’ for Kalen DeBoer, Alabama defensive coordinator hiring Chance Wommack

Kane Wommack of South Alabama is anticipated to be appointed by new Alabama head coach Kalen DeBoer as the team’s defensive

coordinator. Wommack guided the Jaguars to an overall record of 22-16 while serving as South Alabama’s head coach for the previous

three years.

South Alabama finished 7-6 this autumn after going 10-3 and winning the Sun Belt in 2022. The year before Wommack arrived, South

Alabama’s scoring defense was ranked No. 113 in the country. Under his leadership, it got better every year and came in at No. 29 this

year.

In 2019, Wommack collaborated with DeBoer at Indiana, and upon his departure in 2020, he continued to work with the Hoosiers.

That year, the Hoosiers had the nation’s 19th-ranked scoring defense. Wommack was one of five contenders for the Broyles Award,

which is presented to the best college football assistant coach each year.

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