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Enters portal Green has entered the transfer portal, Pete Nakos of On3.com reports.

Impact The former North Carolina transfer has rushed for 865 career yards and 13 touchdowns in his career. However, he was limited to just seven games, 29 carries and 201 yards in his lone year with the Hoosiers. He's expected to look for greener pastures in the offseason.

4 DAYS AGO • ROTOWIRE

Scores in blowout win Green tallied three carries for 15 yards and one touchdown during Saturday's 42-13 victory over UCLA.

Impact Nearly all of Green's production came on a 14-yard touchdown scamper in the fourth quarter with the game well in hand. Green saw limited opportunities on the day, recording carries in the fourth quarter with the game all but decided. Though the redshirt junior has now scored in each of the team's first three games, highlighting his big-play ability, the committee-style approach by the Indiana coaching staff and the presence of fellow running backs Justice Ellison and Ty Son Lawton will likely continue to limit Green's opportunities moving forward. A final non-conference matchup against Charlotte awaits on Saturday before the start of conference play.

SEPTEMBER 17 • ROTOWIRE

Scores in victory Green logged five carries for 31 yards and one touchdown during Friday's 77-3 victory against Western Illinois.

Impact Green found the end zone on an 11-yard scamper in the second quarter, contributing to a massive first half lead the Hoosiers would not relinquish. Though Green has recorded just five rushing attempts in each of the team's first two games, his production indicates that he will likely continue to have a role within the apparent committee forming in the Indiana backfield moving forward. Green's next opportunity will come when the Hoosiers travel to the Rose Bowl to face UCLA in the team's conference opener.

SEPTEMBER 9 • ROTOWIRE

Shines in limited role Green accrued five carries for 82 yards and one touchdown during Saturday's 31-7 win over Florida International.

Impact Green didn't see an opportunity to touch the ball until late in the fourth quarter, but the redshirt junior certainly made the most of his opportunities, culminating in a 51-yard touchdown scamper with just under two minutes remaining. The former North Carolina transfer ceded carries to both Ty Son Lawton and Justice Ellison in Indiana's season opener, so despite the success of his team debut, his role within the offense will be worth monitoring moving forward, starting next week when the Hoosiers host Western Illinois.

SEPTEMBER 2 • ROTOWIRE

Aggies Recruiting: Texas A&M Extends Scholarship Offers to 2 WRs Elijah Green and Jacob Bostick — two receiver transfers looking for new homes next season — each announced that they had received scholarshi...

MAY 4 • SI.COM

Indiana Lands North Carolina Running Back Transfer Elijah Green Indiana made a fourth transfer portal addition to its running back room on Thursday, picking up a commitment from former North Carolina tail...

JANUARY 5 • STAR-TELEGRAM.COM

Will enter transfer portal Green will enter the NCAA transfer portal, Matt Zenitz of 247Sports.com reports.

Impact Green will look for a new opportunity at a different program for next season after logging just 50 snaps all season, totaling four carries for 12 yards. In 2022, the 5-foot-11 running back had 131 carries for 567 yards and eight touchdowns. With Omarion Hampton having a phenomenal year, the junior running back faced a steep battle for opportunities along with British Brooks and Caleb Hood.

NOVEMBER 27, 2023 • ROTOWIRE

UNC football has plenty of running back options, but will Heels have plenty of yards? Elijah Green and Omarion Hampton are top two backs, British Brooks has returned, and Caleb Hood is healthy. Is that enough?

AUGUST 23, 2023 • CHARLOTTEOBSERVER.COM

Top pick Elijah Green flashes power at Nats Park: 'I can do everything' Green, the Nationals' highest pick since Bryce Harper in 2010, put a few balls into the seats at Nationals Park. Next up is a trip back to F...

JULY 30, 2022 • WASHINGTONPOST.COM