According to ESPN's Max Olson, Missouri redshirt junior quarterback transfer Beau Pribula will spend his final season of eligibility in the ACC at Virginia. The Cavaliers were thrust into the market for a new arm following the NCAA denying Chandler Morris a seventh year, also hosting DJ Lagway before landing Pribula.

With the quarterback situation finally taken care of, LSU fans can start to see the 2026 roster truly taking shape. Kiffin has had success turning transfer-heavy rosters into contenders. With Leavitt in tow, the expectations for the Tigers in 2026 will be a return to the playoff.

The transfer portal has been open for 10 days now, and many of the top quarterbacks have committed to their new schools.

Missouri finished the 2025 campaign with an 8–5 overall record (4–4 SEC), anchored by a defense that ranked No. 17 nationally in points allowed (18.9 per game)

Although UM has been busy with the College Football Playoffs, it has been active on the transfer recruiting trail, as well, as the Miami staff looks to build its roster for the 2026 season. Here is a look at the players who have committed to the Hurricanes this offseason:

BOOOOM! Michigan Football has received a commitment from BYU linebacker Max Alford through the transfer portal:

Notre Dame landed four commitments in the transfer portal Monday, with a pair of them being players with three or more years of eligibility remaining - those being former Ohio State wide receiver Quincy Porter (four years) and former Michigan cornerback Jayden Sanders (three years).

Former Georgia State defensive lineman Bishop Thomas has committed to play for Oklahoma out of the transfer portal. Thomas played one year at Florida State in 2022, before playing at Colorado in 2023. He's spent the last two seasons with the Panthers, and he had a big season as a redshirt junior in 2025.