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The article highlights five key Syracuse sports stories to watch in 2026, including the NCAA transfer portal activity, the future of head coach Adrian Autry's basketball tenure, potential coaching changes, Syracuse men's lacrosse championship ambitions, and the appointment of a new university chancellor impacting athletics.
Missouri quarterback Beau Pribula plans to enter the NCAA Transfer Portal after one season with the Tigers, amid a series of player transfers including key wideouts and backups, as Missouri's offense struggles in SEC play and the team looks to rebuild its roster.
Kansas shooting guard Noah Shelby has entered the NCAA Transfer Portal after transferring to Kansas last offseason and redshirting this season. Shelby, a former Vanderbilt and Rice player, was a practice player for Kansas last year. The Jayhawks have seen multiple players enter the transfer portal but also made key additions, including Illinois transfer Tre White and five-star recruit Darryn Peterson, as they aim to improve after a disappointing 2024-25 season.
Oklahoma transfer quarterback Jackson Arnold has signed with Auburn, aiming to lead a turnaround for the Tigers after a challenging season. Arnold, a former top recruit and Gatorade National Player of the Year, struggled with injuries and inconsistency at Oklahoma but showed potential in key games. Auburn, under coach Hugh Freeze, is looking to strengthen its roster with Arnold as a key addition following the departure of their previous starting quarterback and other key players.
SMU quarterback Preston Stone has entered the NCAA transfer portal but will remain with the team through their College Football Playoff run. Despite being replaced by Kevin Jennings as the starting QB after a loss to BYU, Stone is committed to helping SMU in their playoff game against Penn State. Stone, who had a successful previous season, expressed gratitude for his time at SMU and aims to contribute to the team's national championship aspirations before transferring.
SMU quarterback Preston Stone has entered the NCAA transfer portal but will remain with the team through their College Football Playoff run. Despite being replaced by Kevin Jennings after a poor performance against BYU, Stone is committed to helping SMU in their playoff game against Penn State. Stone, who had a successful previous season, expressed gratitude for his time at SMU and aims to contribute to a national championship win before leaving.
Cincinnati Bearcats head coach Scott Satterfield is making changes to his coaching staff after two consecutive losing seasons, parting ways with veteran assistant Kerry Coombs. Coombs, who has a storied coaching history in high school, college, and the NFL, had been with the Bearcats since 2022. Satterfield is actively seeking new candidates to join his staff as the team struggles to find success in the Big 12 Conference. Additionally, the Bearcats are experiencing significant roster changes, with nearly 20 players entering the NCAA Transfer Portal.
Iowa quarterback Cade McNamara has entered the NCAA transfer portal, seeking to play a seventh college season in 2025. McNamara, who began his career at Michigan, transferred to Iowa after losing the starting job to J.J. McCarthy. He suffered a season-ending ACL injury in 2023 and a concussion this season, limiting his play. McNamara will need an NCAA waiver for an additional year of eligibility, potentially using a medical redshirt for his 2022 knee injury. Iowa's quarterback situation remains uncertain, with Brendan Sullivan and Jackson Stratton as potential returnees.
USC quarterback Miller Moss has announced his decision to enter the NCAA transfer portal, seeking a team capable of competing for a conference championship and furthering his development for professional play. Moss, who has one year of eligibility left, started 10 games at USC, throwing for 3,469 yards and 27 touchdowns. He expressed gratitude for his time at USC but is excited about exploring new opportunities and systems with different coaching staffs. Moss aims to quickly find a new team and is motivated by recent challenges to excel in his final college football year.
Texas wide receiver Johntay Cook II has left the football program in what coach Steve Sarkisian described as a mutual decision. Cook, a sophomore and former top recruit, had limited playing time this season, ranking sixth among Longhorns receivers in targets. He caught eight passes for 137 yards and two touchdowns. Cook cannot enter the NCAA transfer portal until December 9.
Hailey Van Lith, a standout women's basketball player, has chosen to transfer from LSU to TCU after a disappointing season at LSU where she struggled with a position change. Despite TCU's recent struggles, Van Lith hopes to return to her shooting guard role and revitalize her career. LSU's coach Kim Mulkey expressed support for Van Lith's decision, emphasizing her hard work and wishing her well in her future endeavors.
University of Wisconsin senior guard Chucky Hepburn has entered the NCAA transfer portal, marking a significant departure for the Badgers as they navigate a busy offseason. Hepburn, a key player for Wisconsin, averaged 9.2 points, 3.9 assists, and 2.1 steals per game. His departure adds to the exodus of players and staff from the program, posing a challenge for the team's future.
Colorado cornerback Cormani McClain, a former five-star recruit, is entering the NCAA transfer portal after one season with the Buffaloes. Despite a slow start, he turned things around and earned playing time, but has decided to explore his options. With three seasons of eligibility remaining, he is expected to be a highly sought-after transfer in college football's spring window.
Kentucky basketball is undergoing significant changes as Mark Pope takes over as head coach, with several players entering the NCAA transfer portal and declaring for the 2024 NBA Draft. Notable departures include Adou Thiero, Justin Edwards, and Ugonna Onyenso, while recruits like Collin Chandler are committing to the program. The team's roster for the 2024-25 season is in flux, and updates are expected as more players make announcements about their plans.
Georgia wide receiver Braxton Hicks has entered the NCAA transfer portal after seeing limited playing time as a reserve over the last few seasons. The Bulldogs have been both losing players to the portal and picking up commitments, with the spring window being a time for players to assess their opportunities and for the team to make potential additions before the 2024 season. This has become a regular part of college football, and Georgia is no stranger to the cycle of players entering and leaving during the spring.