A myriad of college football players have decided to enter the NCAA transfer portal in the weeks before it opens. While the quarterbacks have dominated the head

Although the portal doesn't officially open until Jan. 2, as seasons end, OU football players have started to make decisions about their futures.

Another Husker announced their intent to enter the transfer portal. Sophomore linebacker Maverick Noonan announced his decision to transfer.

Memphis star linebacker DeMarco Ward is entering the transfer portal, @APSportsAgency tells me, @chris_hummer and @CodyNagel247. Ward, who began his career at Florida State, posted 63 tackles and two pick-sixes this season. pic.twitter.com/yHBqraaUqh

Forecasting landing spots for the top 40 transfer-portal stars as teams hunt instant impact, plug roster holes, and reshape their 2025 contenders for 2025 now.

COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Former Ohio State quarterback Air Noland is once again headed to the transfer portal. Noland transferred to South Carolina after spending his freshman season at Ohio State in 2024. He was a backup for the Gamecocks, behind quarterback LaNorris Sellers.

Bryce Baker, UNC’s first high school recruit under coach Bill Belichick, plans to leave the program after a season on the bench.

Wisconsin volleyball starter Una Vajagic has entered the transfer portal. Vajagic is the sixth player from the 2025 Final Four team to leave the program. The redshirt sophomore outside hitter averaged 2.

The Boilermakers may lose a promising defensive back with two years of eligibility who intends to enter the transfer portal, leaving a position group thin.

Breaking down realistic landing spots for the top 20 quarterbacks in the college football transfer portal, examining fits, roster needs, and NIL impact outlook.

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