Syracuse defensive back Aman Greenwood enters transfer portal, linebacker Leon Lowery recommits to Wisconsin
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Syracuse defenders Aman Greenwood and Leon Lowery announced on X, formerly known as Twitter, that they will enter the transfer portal with two years left of eligibility.
After two seasons where he played just a combined five games, Lowery had his most productive season in 2022, where he played all 13 games with two starts, 24 tackles, 6.0 tackles for loss and 1.5 sacks on the year.
During fall camp, Lowery beat out fellow pass rusher Stefon Thompson for a starting linebacking position. He has tallied 3.5 sacks and 7.5 tackles for a loss, the latter of those statistics ranks second on the Orange behind Marlowe Wax.
Even though he’s had a career-high in sacks this season, Lowery hasn’t brought down a quarterback since Oct. 7 against then-No. 14 North Carolina.
I’ll be entering the transfer portal with 2 years of eligibility. Thank you cuse nation !!
— Leon Lowery Jr (@leonlowery5) November 27, 2023
Lowery committed to Wisconsin on Dec. 3, but announced his deccomitment from the program just a day later. Lowery recommitted to the Badgers on Dec. 7.
Former Syracuse EDGE Leon Lowery has decommitted from Wisconsin. He committed to the Badgers last night.
Repped by @TXRecruited and @callmeagentdwil. Oregon State and Baylor are still in the mix. https://t.co/HteFkjU2RQ pic.twitter.com/9vUzi7CGzI
— Pete Nakos (@PeteNakos_) December 4, 2023
Greenwood, a defensive back, said he will enter the portal as a graduate transfer, while Lowery, a linebacker, is a redshirt sophomore. The two defensive players join safety Jeremiah Wilson and defensive lineman Francois Nolton Jr. as SU players entering the portal.
Greenwood has been with SU for five seasons, initially redshirting his 2019 freshman season after playing just one game. In 2020, he appeared in 10 games, starting the last seven contests — all of which were losses — of the season at safety. He finished the year with 18 tackles and four pass breakups.
I Will be entering the transfer portal as a Grad transfer with 2 years left. Orange nation I appreciate it all!
— Aman Greenwood (@SmurphSteezy) November 27, 2023
The next season, he played in nine games and made 10 tackles, but he missed the entire 2022 season dealing with an injury.
This season, he has appeared in seven games but didn’t play in the Orange’s last two games of the year. When he played, Greenwood made four tackles and had no pass breakups or interceptions.
