Well, that didn't take long. On Monday, the NCAA football transfer portal opened for the 2025 season. That was the same day Tulane star freshman quarterback Darian Mensah entered the portal. On Tuesday, Mensah made his first visit to Duke University. On Wednesday, he committed to play at Duke.

The redshirt freshman from Tulane will have three years of eligibility remaining, replacing former Texas quarterback Maalik Murphy, who started in all 12 games this regular season for the Blue Devils.

Former Tulane quarterback Darian Mensah is committing to Duke, he told ESPN's Pete Thamel.Mensah, a redshirt freshman, will have three years of eligibility remaining with the Blue Devils. The California native passed for 2,

Duke football lost its starting quarterback, but added another signal-caller for the 2025 season. Here's what we know.

Days after Tulane quarterback Darian Mensah entered the transfer portal, the redshirt freshman reportedly has a new home.

According to multiple reports including Rivals’ Devils Illustrated, former Tulane QB Darian Mensah has committed to the Blue Devils. Mensah visited Duke on Tuesday and his impending arrival comes as Duke’s 2024 starter, Maalik Murphy, entered the transfer portal on Monday evening.

Sports National College Football reporter Chris Hummer explains why QB Darian Mensah's transfer to Duke is one of the biggest moves of the Transfer Portal window.

Former Tulane Green Wave quarterback Darian Mensah revealed why he chose the Duke Blue Devils in the transfer portal.

Duke lost Maalik Murphy to the portal transfer just a year after he came to Durham but if the portal taketh away, it also giveth: Tulane QB Darian Mensah, who is seen by many as a future pro, committed to Duke Wednesday.