10 days ago · Matt Wadleigh
As expected, this year's college football transfer portal cycle has been incredibly busy. The portal officially opened on Monday, and a large wave of players have entered in hopes of finding more playing time or better NIL deals elsewhere.
Within the first two days of the portal opening, a number of former five-star recruits entered, including former Oklahoma starting quarterback Jackson Arnold.
The SEC has a few teams that have seen a large number of players enter, and currently, Arkansas is the leader.
Welcome to the new era of college football, folks. The College Football Playoff has expanded to a 12-team format and no one knows what the rules are relating to the transfer portal and name, image, likeness (NIL). While all three are impacting the game, individually, combining all three has become c...
Another day, another rant from Danny Kanell.The CBS Sports and SiriusXM college football analyst, and former Florida State quarterback, set his sights on players entering the transfer portal, for whatever reason, as if that has been the status quo for the past few seasons.Kanell's bland attempt at h...
This time of year, any time a sports fan opens X, formerly known as Twitter, there is a college football player announcing their entrance into the NCAA Transfer Portal.Texas A&M coach Mike Elko recently shared his thoughts about the portal and Name, Image & Likeness."Obviously, this is less than ide...
