Florida State defenders Mandrell and Darryll Desir are withdrawing from NCAA transfer portal, per On3’s Pete Nakos and Hayes Fawcett. The pair of Seminoles defenders are twins. Mandrell Desir was rated as the No.

Florida State needed to find answers through the college football transfer portal this offseason, but with time running out, the Seminoles’ roster still has plenty of question marks.

Florida Gators head coach Jon Sumrall has been active in the transfer portal this cycle, and he's landed some really intriguing players during this window. On Thursday afternoon, the Gators landed a huge commitment from Baylor Bears defensive tackle Samu Taumanupepe.

Jackson, a former zero-star recruit and JUCO product who came to Florida with only one other football offer, rushed for 607 yards on 122 carries in his time in Gainesville. Expected to be a large contributor next to Jadan Baugh in 2025, his year was cut short due to injury, only appearing in four games.

Florida State football officially lost famed twins Mandrell and Darryll Desir to the transfer portal on Wednesday.

Since the transfer portal opened Jan. 2, a number of additions have been made to Florida's roster for the 2026 season.

Florida has signed former UCLA safety Kanye Clark, according to a report from On3. The redshirt sophomore Clark visited the University of Florida this past weekend, and Jon Sumrall and his team successfully secured the transfer.

The losses span every level of the roster. Interior offensive lineman Coleton Price, the top-ranked IOL transfer in Cooper Petagna's 247Sports portal rankings, is gone. Linebacker Keaton Thomas leaves after leading the team with 99 total tackles, while safety DJ Coleman and linebacker Emar'rion Winston take proven defensive snaps with them.