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Like it or not ─ and generally, most people in the process who are not players do not like it ─ the transfer portal has forever changed college football. With the introduction of immediate eligibility for first-time transfer players,

The Oregon Ducks had over a dozen players enter the transfer portal this past offseason, but where did they all end up after leaving Eugene?

Brian Kelly and the LSU Tigers have reconstructed the roster in Baton Rouge this offseason with the program attacking the NCAA Transfer Portal. After a challenging 8-4 season in 2024, Kelly and Co. began utilizing the free agent market in order to bolster both the talent-level and depth of the Tigers moving forward.

Clemson football added three players and lost six in the 2025 transfer portal cycle. Here's how we grade the impact of those moves.

Tennessee football needs to replace quarterback Nico Iamaleava and add other players. Here's the latest on the Vols in the transfer portal.

Purdue special teams coach James Shibest said during the spring he was looking to add special teams help. The Boilermakers have done so in the portal.

Georgia football has already had 3 players enter the transfer portal after just 2 days after the spring window opened

The transfer portal is closed again ... and extended into January for participants in the College Football Playoff. The Buckeyes, who saw 14 players leave over the winter, had only four portal entrants during the 10-day period this spring.

With college basketball transfer movement mostly completed, here are our updated Big Ten basketball power rankings for the 2025-26 season.

The LSU football program went from the No. 43 transfer class to No. 1 in a year. Here's a deep dive on how it happened.

Having recently closed, Alabama was not as active in the spring transfer window as others. Here is a look at what the Crimson Tide did.

The Oklahoma State football team lost some depth and experience on the interior of its defensive line with Justin Kirkland's departure.

Brian Kelly and the LSU Tigers added the final piece to the 2025 roster on Sunday night after landing a commitment from Houston safety A.J. Haulcy. Haulcy, the

Just look at a school like Ohio State, which has become a factory for elite wide receivers in recent years. The Buckeyes won a national title last season behind players like Jeremiah Smith -- who shattered both Big Ten and Ohio State true freshman receiving records -- and 2025 first-round NFL Draft pick Emeka Egbuka.

Iowa’s remaining transfer portal activity is “not going to be headline news necessarily,” Kirk Ferentz said, “but it’s going to make our team better and our roster better.”

The Marcus Freeman doctrine of “challenge everything” remains in force at Notre Dame, but that doesn’t include incremental improvements just for the sake of change.

A couple notable recent commitments include former Syracuse wideout Trebor Peña moving to Penn State and ex- BYU wide receiver Keelan Marion committed to Miami. Both are considered major post-spring additions for a pair of preseason national championship contenders in need of offensive talent on the outside.

Ohio State lost 14 players to the transfer portal in the winter while adding five newcomers — Ethan Onianwa, Phillip Daniels, Max Klare, CJ Donaldson and Logan George. The spring window often features less movement, though the Buckeyes have found success in it before with signings such as former offensive tackle Josh Simmons.