Massive blow for Notre Dame’s receiver corps! Coach Marcus Freeman confirmed Monday that transfer wideout Quincy Porter is done for the season. He hasn’t played since his Ohio State transfer, and now needs another season-ending surgery. Brutal.
Injury Nightmare Continues
Freeman opened his presser: “tough news for Quincy.” Porter’s fought hard since a left knee injury sidelined him for Buckeyes games in 2025, followed by patellar tendon surgery in January. The 4-0 Irish hoped he’d return. Freeman said, “About a month ago, he had another procedure… he was getting really close and had a flare up.” An MRI confirmed season-ending surgery is required. Freeman called him “a great young man.”
Depth Plans Derailed
Porter, a highly touted recruit, only played five games at Ohio State in 2025, with four catches for 59 yards. Notre Dame hoped he and fellow Ohio State transfer Mylan Graham would bolster their receiving group of Jordan Faison and Jaden Greathouse. Graham only has three catches for 32 yards.
Notre Dame is 4-0, perfect into October for the first time since 2021. They visit North Carolina Saturday. Losing Porter definitely tests their receiver depth.
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Originally reported by Fox Sports.
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