All articles tagged with #transfer portal
Originally Published 2 days ago — by NBC Sports
The chaos in college football, driven by NIL deals, transfer issues, and lack of player rights, highlights the need for a players' union and a structured system similar to the NFL, which would require Congress to grant an antitrust exemption to establish clear rules and improve player protections.
Originally Published 3 days ago — by On3
Demond Williams, Washington's quarterback, is leaning toward returning to the Huskies after initially entering the transfer portal, amid ongoing negotiations and legal considerations related to his recent contract signing.
Originally Published 3 days ago — by The New York Times
The article examines how the four CFP semifinalist teams in college football have built their rosters through a mix of high school recruiting and transfer portal acquisitions, highlighting a shift from traditional recruiting dominance to a more transfer-heavy approach, especially on offense and defense, influenced by recent rule changes and NIL opportunities.
Originally Published 3 days ago — by The New York Times
The traditional path to winning a college football national championship, heavily reliant on top-tier recruiting and blue-chip talent, is evolving. Recent semifinalists demonstrate that a balanced approach involving strategic use of the transfer portal, significant investment, high-quality coaching, and experienced quarterbacks can lead to success, even without the historically dominant rosters of the past. This shift reflects broader changes in college football, including NIL and revenue sharing, making the route to the top more diverse and complex.
Originally Published 4 days ago — by The New York Times
Demond Williams Jr., a Washington quarterback, unexpectedly entered the transfer portal after signing to return for his junior season, despite the school’s intention to keep him under contract, leading to potential legal disputes and significant implications for the program.
Originally Published 7 days ago — by Sports Illustrated
Indiana football is actively recruiting through the transfer portal, securing commitments from notable players including quarterback Josh Hoover, who is expected to replace Fernando Mendoza, as well as other key players like Tobi Osunsanmi, Nick Marsh, Preston Zachman, and Turbo Richard, strengthening their roster for the upcoming season.
Originally Published 8 days ago — by Indiana Daily Student
After a historic Rose Bowl victory, four Indiana football players entered the transfer portal, despite the team's success and upcoming bowl game, with none of the players having significant contributions this season.
Originally Published 8 days ago — by On3
Kentucky football is actively engaging in the transfer portal, with significant interest in top quarterback Sam Leavitt and talented running back CJ Baxter, while also pursuing offensive linemen and defensive players, indicating a strategic effort to strengthen their roster amid competition from schools like Texas A&M and Arkansas.
Originally Published 9 days ago — by On3
Kentucky is interested in transferring quarterback Sam Leavitt from Arizona State, who is also considering other schools like Oregon and LSU. Arizona State is favored to land transfer Cutter Boley from Kentucky, who would likely start in Tempe after Jeff Sims' eligibility ends. Leavitt, a top transfer portal quarterback, has two years remaining and is exploring options, with Kentucky showing interest under new head coach Will Stein.
Originally Published 9 days ago — by Miami Herald
Miami Hurricanes are actively pursuing a high-end veteran quarterback through the transfer portal, with Brendan Sorsby emerging as a top target. The team has received praise from notable figures like Nick Saban and ESPN's Joey Galloway, highlighting their strong line of scrimmage and competitive spirit. Miami is also making roster improvements and attracting interest from other top transfer players, aiming to strengthen their championship contention.
Originally Published 9 days ago — by WRAL
The college football transfer portal opens on January 2, allowing players to officially transfer to new schools within a single window that runs until January 16, aiming to bring more stability to team rosters amid rising player salaries and high-profile transfers, especially at quarterback positions.
Originally Published 10 days ago — by On3
Ohio State quarterback Lincoln Kienholz plans to enter the NCAA Transfer Portal after three seasons, seeking more playing opportunities as he was behind multiple starters. He appeared in 12 games, mainly as a reserve, and will have two years of eligibility remaining. Kienholz was a highly regarded high school recruit from South Dakota, known for his athleticism and passing ability.
Originally Published 10 days ago — by Sports Illustrated
Utah dominated Nebraska 44-22 in the Las Vegas Bowl, showcasing a significant mismatch and raising questions about Nebraska's program direction amid coaching changes and roster challenges, while Utah's improvement highlights the impact of transfer portal additions.
Originally Published 12 days ago — by On3
Auburn quarterback Deuce Knight, a former five-star recruit, plans to enter the NCAA transfer portal after his freshman season, which included a standout game against Mercer. Knight, who committed to Auburn in 2024, is seeking a new school following coaching changes and Auburn's season performance. The transfer portal opens on January 2, allowing players to initiate transfers, with special deadlines for players in the College Football Playoff.
Originally Published 12 days ago — by Sports Illustrated
Ole Miss is concerned about tampering and player poaching following Lane Kiffin's departure to LSU, especially with the transfer portal opening soon after their playoff game against Georgia, leading to tensions and strategic measures within the program.