The 10-day spring transfer portal window is officially open and we have you covered with all the news, notes and analysis from across the country. Check back here throughout the spring transfer portal window for the latest on which players are transferring and what teams are impacted.
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Notre Dame quarterback Steve Angeli is heading for the transfer portal. The New Jersey native has two more seasons of eligibility remaining. Angeli had been competing with CJ Carr and Kenny Minchey for the starting quarterback job. He is seemingly bowing out of that race.
The full story HERE.
Georgia offensive lineman Marques Easley has entered the transfer portal. In March, Easley was suspended from all football activities indefinitely by Georgia head coach Kirby Smart after he crashed his car into an Athens apartment complex. After appearing in two games and redshirting in 2024, Easley will have all four years of eligibility remaining.
The full story HERE.
Florida State head coach Mike Norvell lost depth and talent in one fell swoop on Thursday when junior wide receiver Hykeem Williams entered the transfer portal. The 6-foot-2, 215-pounder will have two years of eligibility remaining at his next stop.
The full story HERE.
Georgia freshman wide receiver Nitro Tuggle planned to transfer from Georgia on Dec. 9, but elected to stay the next day. Tuggle now plans to enter the portal again Thursday, ending a rocky period with the Bulldogs.
The full story HERE.
Colorado transfer and true freshman wide receiver Adrian Wilson has committed to North Carolina. Wilson signed with Colorado in December 2024 and enrolled in Boulder later that month. Wilson participated in spring ball for head coach Deion Sanders and the Buffaloes in 2025, but entered the transfer portal on April 16. One day later, Wilson committed to head coach Bill Belichick.
The full story HERE.
Tanner Koziol was Wisconsin’s prized transfer of the offseason but his short time with the Badgers has ended. The former Ball State star tight end is back in the transfer portal after signing with the Badgers earlier this cycle.
The full story HERE.
According to a report from Fox's Colin Cowherd, UCLA will land top ranked transfer prospect and former Tennessee quarterback Nico Iamaleava. The transfer isn't final just yet but is trending in that direction.
The full story HERE.
Former top 100 recruit Rodrick Pleasant of Oregon has entered the transfer portal. While in high school he clocked 10.14 seconds in the 100-meter dash, which broke the California state record. The 5-foot-9, 180-pounder had four tackles and played 73 snaps for the Ducks.
The full story HERE.
The mass exodus in the California backfield continued on Wednesday as Jaivian Thomas became the fifth Bears running back who plans to enter the transfer portal.
The full story HERE.
Former Missouri and Nebraska linebacker Mikai Gbayor has committed to North Carolina. Gbayor played four seasons at Nebraska then transferred to Missouri this past December. Now he's on the move again.
The full story HERE.
Colorado never got to see what wide receiver Adrian Wilson could do and after Wednesday that won’t change now that the former four-star prospect has entered the transfer portal. Wilson was one of the highest ranked players in Colorado's 2025 recruiting class.
The full story HERE.
Former five-star offensive Zach Rice will be looking to revive his football career at a new college. Rice arrived at North Carolina with much fan fare in the class of 2022, but plans to leave Wednesday after playing in six games this season between offense and special teams.
The full story HERE.
After announcing his intention to transfer a week and a half ago, Clemson freshman cornerback Tavoy Feagin entered the transfer portal Wednesday. He quickly exited it by announcing his transfer to Ole Miss.
The full story HERE.
Virginia starting offensive lineman Blake Steen has entered the transfer portal. He started all 12 games for Virginia last season and has two years of eligibility remaining.
The full story HERE.
After an injury plagued career at Georgia, Branson Robinson has decided to make a fresh start elsewhere entering the transfer portal on Wednesday. He has two years of eligibility remaining. Robinson is interesting in Clemson, North Carolina, Colorado, and Miami.
The full story is HERE
Micah Hudson was a five-star receiver in the 2024 recruiting class and signed with Texas Tech, choosing the Red Raiders over a list of college football powerhouses. However, after seeing limited playing time with Texas Tech, Hudson entered the transfer portal in December of 2024 and signed with Texas A&M. He left the Aggies soon after and is now back in the transfer portal
The full story HERE
Former Tennessee quarterback Nico Iamaleava officially entered the transfer portal on Wednesday morning with a "do not contact" tag.
Catch up on Iamaleava's path to the portal here:
South Alabama quarterback Gio Lopez officially entered the transfer portal on Wednesday morning. Last season he threw for 2,556 yards and 17 touchdowns and rushed for 540 yards and seven more touchdowns.
North Carolina is trending to land his commitment.
North Carolina defensive end Beau Atkinson and defensive back Zion Ferguson are entering the transfer portal.
Over the last 2 seasons Atkinson (6-6, 265 pounds) has logged over 600 snaps, 39 quarterback pressures, 12 sacks, and two forced fumbles. He has two seasons of eligibility remaining.
Ferguson was one of the most heavily recruited prospects in the 2024 class. He redshirted this season and has four years of eligibility remaining.
Auburn offensive lineman Bradyn Joiner is expected to enter the transfer portal. Joiner, a SEC all-freshman team offensive lineman from a season ago, was a Rivals250 prospect when he was recruited to Auburn as part of the 2023 class.
Oklahoma started the spring transfer window off with a bang by landing two of the top available prospects in former Cal running back Jaydn Ott and former Stanford offensive lineman Jake Maikkula.
Ott was one of the best running backs in the nation during the 2023 season but injuries derailed what many expected to be an outstanding 2024 campaign.
Maikkula chose Oklahoma over North Carolina, Syracuse, and UCLA. He is expected to compete for a starting spot on the offensive line this season.
