Manny Diaz opens up on Darian Mensah's shocking move to Miami
Duke quarterback Darian Mensah transferred to the University of Miami shortly after leading Duke to an ACC championship and announcing his return to the team. Duke head coach Manny Diaz expressed gratitude toward Mensah despite the unexpected move, which was reportedly influenced by a significant NIL deal. Miami also recruited Mensah's top receiver, Cooper Barkate, compounding the impact on Duke's roster.
- ▪Darian Mensah led Duke to its first outright ACC football championship since 1962 before transferring to Miami.
- ▪Mensah transferred after reportedly receiving a $6 million NIL deal from Miami, with an additional $4 million used to buy out his Duke contract.
- ▪Miami also recruited Duke's leading receiver from the previous season, Cooper Barkate.
- ▪Mensah announced his decision on social media, stating it was in his best interest after discussions with his family.
- ▪Duke head coach Manny Diaz publicly expressed gratitude for Mensah's time at Duke, despite the surprise departure.
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