Notre Dame Transfer Quarterback Schedules Major Visit

The former three-star prospect is widely-regarded as the No. 2 QB left in the portal following Nico Iamaleava's decision to leave Tennessee for UCLA.

But the Orange are also dealing with some portal losses of their own this offseason— like in the case of wide receiver Trebor Pena who made his feelings clear about Syracuse's offense and wanting more money.

"We paid him enough," Brown told reporters. "He was going to get paid more. There were some numbers that were asked to me that I didn't feel I would be able to do and move on. Of course, I treated him right. I took care of him. Done everything that was needed. I just said to him, you gotta go."

"With all due respect, to everybody in the country, to every wide receiver, to everybody that's doing all this stuff — if you want to make $2 million at wide receiver, that's the little homie over at Ohio State [Jeremiah Smith]," Brown added. "Ain't nobody else making that money. I ain't giving no wide receiver no $2 million, man, in college."

"Nah. That ain't me. I ain't doing that. I can't do that. Unless they tell me that we get a chance to have Travis Hunter," the coach admitted. "He could come back to college and he could come here and play for us, then he gonna get some of my check. But I ain't paying nobody $2 million this year. We ain't giving nobody that."

Angeli is likely just looking for a chance to get on the field after playing behind Riley Leonard and Sam Hartman the past couple years — and the Orange may present that opportunity if they can convince him SU is the place to be.