Antonio Alfano

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Former Alabama defensive lineman Antonio Alfano has announced his intention to leave his second school. Alfano made the announcement on his social media that he will leave the University of Colorado, enter the transfer portal and search for a new school.

According to Brad Crawford of 247Sports, Former Alabama freshman Antonio Alfano played at Colorado for a while, but is now considering going to the Buffaloes for the 2020 football season. 247Sports put him at the top of the prospect in 2019 and attended Alabama, before making the decision to transfer to Colorado.

Former Crimson Tide defensive lineman, Antonio Alfano, has let his second college football program. According to Colorado University, Alfano is no longer enrolled at school in Boulder. The 6-foot-4, 285-pound defensive lineman was suspended by new Buffaloes coach Karl Dorrell in March for violation of team rules and now the lineman has left the university entirely.

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