After two stops in the Big Ten, Ken Talley is moving on to the SEC. The former Michigan State defensive end who began his career at Penn State announced his transfer commitment to Arkansas via social media on Monday.

On December 3rd, Michigan State football defensive end Ken Talley entered the transfer portal. Less than two weeks later, he has made his decision. Talley announced on his social media on Monday that he has decided to transfer to Arkansas to continue his collegiate career.

Michigan State transfer defensive end Ken Talley committed to Arkansas on Monday following a three-day official visit to Fayetteville. He said defensive line coach Deke Adams and defensive coordinator Travis Williams helped seal the deal.

Michigan State’s secondary was decimated by injuries this season amid a 5-7 finish. Charles Brantley, who had resurgent season as the team’s top cornerback, suffered a season-ending injury in November and entered the portal. Arizona State transfer Ed Woods provided a reliable presence with youth rotating into the lineup.

Michigan State football lost Ken Talley to the transfer portal earlier this offseason. After having a strong start to the season, Talley fizzled off, and he and the coaching staff parted ways.

Michigan football just got two late Monday commitments from Arkansas defensive back brothers TJ and Tevis Metcalf. But the fun continues into the night, as the Wolverines are still rolling in the transfer portal.

Michigan State football picked up the commitment of Kent State wide receiver Chrishon McCray earlier in the day on Monday, and before the night would close, the Spartans picked up a second commitment.

Michigan State landed a second transfer of the day and it’s one very familiar to the staff. Luka Vincic, a redshirt sophomore offensive lineman from Oregon State, announced his commitment to the Spartans via social media on Sunday.

Michigan football had a loaded running backs room on paper, but it’s continuing to thin out a bit in between the end of the regular season and the offseason. The Wolverines will lose Donovan Edwards and Kalel Mullings as their eligibility runs out,