It’s been a busy morning for the Pitt Panthers, and that’s continued with Noah Biglow entering the transfer portal.
Biglow — a 5-foot-11, 185-pound cornerback from Wesley Chapel, Fla. — announced Monday he’s entered the transfer portal as a graduate transfer following four seasons with the program.
Biglow is the third Pitt player to enter the portal this offseason, following Nahki Johnson and Terrence Moore, who announced his intentions early Monday.
Biglow initially committed to Pitt as a three-star recruit out of Armwood High in the class of 2021, choosing the Panthers over Iowa State.
He played 55 snaps this season, serving as a reserve cornerback and sparingly used special teamer. He recorded three tackles (all solo) in his game action.
In four seasons, he recorded 92 snaps and racked up three tackles and a pass breakup.
Noah Biglow will likely jump down to the Group of Five or FCS level in order to spend his final season of collegiate eligibility on the field.
Pitt will return the majority of its cornerback depth in 2025, with Ryland Gandy, Rashad Battle and Tamon Lynum all retaining eligibility. Tamarion Crumpley, Jaremiah Anglin Jr. and Shadarian Harrison are all in line for increased snaps, too.
