Portal Pulse: January 10

This is the January 10th version of the "Portal Pulse" looking back at the transfer portal movement from the day that was.

In this edition of the Pulse, we’ll look back at the day that was, January 9th, 2026, with plenty of impactful transfer portal movement.

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[ Note: The number in parentheses is the player rating — out of 20. If you’d like to learn more about how this number is derived, check out this article > ]

SUMMARY

Another BUSY day of player movement saw the following take place in our tracker:

Entries = 45 (-39 from day prior)
Signings = 162 (+15 from day prior)

Here is a look at the total breakdown from our Portal Tracker: Summary page:

With seven days left in this window, and we have seen well over 3,600 players enter our tracker. 35% have signed/committed, and we are most certainly in the thick of it. This is the first day that we have seen the entries decrease rather significantly, so we’ll see if that continues. Eventually, this article will be only about players signing and wha their situation looks like for 2026. We are not there yet.

WHAT AM I LOOKING AT HERE?

We are tracking roster talent churn. It’s important to note that this rating and ranking is 1.) portal-only and 2.) total roster talent churn. This means that we are counting every player who is coming and going to come up with this ranking. Later, we will dive into actual impacts by projecting rotational playing time. We had some questions about this and thought it important to describe in more detail.

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TOP TEN :::::: view all >

Yes, the Indiana Hoosiers continue to dominate both on and off the field of play right now. They remain No. 1 on our talent churn rankings, though they are being threatened for that top spot by Kenny Dillingham and the Arizona State Sun Devils, who move into second place and are just under two points away from overtaking the Hoosiers. We have four new teams jumping up into the top ten with UCLA, Arkansas, Wake Forest and Kansas making appearances.

Texas A&M has fallen out of the top ten, but remains in striking distance at #12 (+9.1). Army bids farewell to its spot, and it will continue to slide into the middle of the pack with its service academy brethren. Two other Texas schools have fallen below the top ten from yesterday as TCU (now #11) and Houston (#14) fall slightly.

We now have 15 of 136 teams in positive talent churn.

BOTTOM TEN :::::: view all >

TRENDS

Top Ten Trending UP:

• The App State Mountaineers are doing work in the portal here in the early going and are tied for our biggest mover on the day. They added six players yesterday, topped by DL Aaron Clark [12.5] coming in from Towson. The rest may be considered roster fillers, but, as we know, players can develop quickly and turn into more than they are currently rated. OL Mac Walters [11.5] comes in from South Carolina, reuiting with head coach Dowell Loggains, a year later. He played sparingly for the Gamecocks, but can play interior or exterior and they’ll need some flexibility on the offensive line.

• Washington State’s first-time head coach Kirby Moore is beginning to make some portal moves as they tied the Mountaineers for the biggest jump. Similarly, they were more quantity (four signing, no entries) than quality, with their top signee being DL Matyus McLain [12.5] from Idaho.

Top Ten Trending DOWN:

• You see some big names on this list as both Ohio State and Michigan took some hits yesterday. The Buckeyes lost three players, including DB Malik Hartford [13.5]. The Wolverines’ got word that star RB Justice Haynes [16.] and DB TJ Metcalf [13.6] would be looking to move on, fueling their fall. Both will be just fine as you’ll see when we get to the ‘move to 2026’ as both have great depth — particularly in Columbus.

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TOP PLAYER ENTRIES

Notes: YER = Years of Eligibility remaining.
A ‘+’ indicates a potential additional year for a medical hardship waiver for the 2025 season.

1. RB Justice Haynes [16.0], leaving Michigan
   Haynes enters the 2026 transfer window as one of the most productive backs in the nation despite an injury-shortened 2025 campaign. The 5’11”, 210-pound junior from Alpharetta, Georgia, led the Big Ten in rushing per game (122.4) before a foot injury in late October sidelined him for the remainder of the year. Before his time in Ann Arbor, Haynes spent two seasons at Alabama, totaling 616 rushing yards and nine touchdowns. Known for elite top-end speed, he was clocked at 21.7 MPH during the 2025 season. He has one year of eligibility remaining and is a top-five draft-eligible prospect at his position. Georgia Tech is currently cited as a “team to watch” for his next destination.

2. LB Mikai Gbayor [14.3], leaving North Carolina
   A physical 6’2”, 230-pound veteran from Irvington, New Jersey, Gbayor is seeking his fourth collegiate home for his final year of eligibility. During the 2025 season with the Tar Heels, he recorded 17 solo tackles and one sack, highlighted by a 62-yard fumble return for a touchdown against Richmond. His career began with a three-year stint at Nebraska, where he started 15 games and tallied 73 total tackles, followed by a brief spring at Missouri before moving to Chapel Hill. Known for his leadership and durability, he has appeared in 36 games over the last three seasons. He enters the 2026 portal as a graduate student.

3. DL Jahsear Whittington [14.3], leaving Pittsburgh
   Whittington is a 6’0”, 270-pound defensive tackle from Philadelphia seeking a new program after two seasons with the Panthers. During the 2025 season, he moved into Pitt’s regular rotation and recorded 12 total tackles and one sack across 11 games. A former four-star recruit, he led Imhotep Charter to an undefeated state championship and was named the Philadelphia Public League MVP in high school. He is recognized for his “explosive” style and high motor, possessing three years of eligibility remaining. Nebraska is the primary school of focus, as he has an official visit scheduled there.

4. LB Melvin Spriggs [14.1], leaving Akron
   Coming off a breakout 2025 campaign, this redshirt sophomore from Fredericksburg, Virginia, has officially entered the transfer portal. Spriggs was a defensive cornerstone for the Zips, racking up 51 total tackles and 2.5 sacks in the previous season. He gained national attention in October 2025 with a massive 14-tackle, 3.5-tackle-for-loss performance against Buffalo that earned him MAC Defensive Player of the Week honors. Standing 6’1” and weighing 225 pounds, he offers high-level production and physical toughness. He possesses two years of eligibility remaining for his next destination and he’ll be hearing from some big schools.

5. WR Winston Watkins [13.9], leaving Ole Miss
   Watkins is an explosive true freshman playmaker who appeared in all 15 games for the Rebels during the 2025 season. Measuring 5’11” and 185 pounds, he recorded 26 receptions for 373 yards and a touchdown, including a career-high 111-yard performance against Oklahoma. A former four-star recruit from Fort Myers, Florida, he originally committed to Colorado before flipping to Ole Miss. He is known for elite speed, boasting a 90-speed rating and a 4.5-second 40-yard dash. He will have three years of eligibility remaining.

6. TE Hunter Welcing [13.7], leaving Northwestern
   Welcing is a veteran graduate transfer from Lake Zurich, Illinois, moving on after a career-best 2025 season. The 6’3”, 250-pound tight end developed into a key target for the Wildcats, catching 28 passes for 296 yards and two touchdowns. Originally a hockey player who only played three years of high school football, he bulked up from 220 pounds during his six seasons in Evanston. He was recognized as an Academic All-Big Ten selection and praised for his consistency as a physical run blocker. He enters the 2026 portal with one year left.

7. DB TJ Metcalf [13.6], leaving Michigan
   A cornerstone of the 2025 Wolverines secondary, Metcalf has entered the portal as a junior safety. He led the team with 778 defensive snaps last season, recording 58 total tackles, an interception, and four pass breakups. Originally a transfer from Arkansas, the 6’1”, 200-pound Alabama native is known for a physical downhill style and a 90-speed rating. His 2025 performance earned him All-Big Ten honorable mention honors. He has one final season of eligibility left and is drawing heavy interest from several SEC programs.

8. DB Malik Hartford [13.5], leaving Ohio State
   Hartford is a 6’2”, 200-pound safety from West Chester, Ohio, who entered the portal as a redshirt junior. Across three seasons in Columbus, he appeared in 27 games and recorded 20 career tackles, serving as a rotational player during the Buckeyes’ 2024 national championship run. He was a highly-rated four-star recruit and the No. 3 player in Ohio coming out of Lakota West High School. After appearing in only four games in 2025 to preserve eligibility following minor injuries, he is seeking a larger role elsewhere. He enters the portal with two seasons of eligibility remaining.

9. DB Saboor Karriem [13.3], leaving Illinois
   A long and fluid athlete from West Orange, New Jersey, Karriem has entered the 2026 transfer portal. Standing 6’3” and weighing 210 pounds, he appeared in all 12 games during the 2025 season, recording 21 tackles and one tackle for loss. Throughout his three seasons with the Illini, he recorded 30 total tackles and three pass deflections across 31 career appearances. Originally a four-star recruit, he is valued for his unique frame and multi-sport background in lacrosse, which contributed to his physical playing style. He will have one final season of eligibility remaining for his next destination.

10. LB Tah’j Butler [13.3], leaving Georgia Tech
    Butler enters the 2026 portal as a rising star following two productive years as a sophomore for the Yellow Jackets’ defense. Measuring 6’1” and 230 pounds, the New Orleans native compiled 34 total tackles and his first career interception against rival Georgia in late 2025. He earned a strong 71.7 coverage grade from Pro Football Focus after appearing in 324 defensive snaps during the 2025 campaign. Previously a high-priority recruit from Edna Karr High School, he was named the New Orleans Catholic League Defensive MVP. He is reportedly set to visit Florida State this month.

Other notable entries:
YER = Years of Eligibility Remaining

• Auburn: WR Eric Singleton Jr. [13.2] YER: 1

• West Virginia: LB Ben Bogle [13.1] YER: 1

• LSU: DL Walter Mathis Jr. [13.1] YER: 3

• Texas: DB Kobe Black [12.5] YER: 2

• Mississippi State: DB Jayven Williams [12.3] YER: 1

• LSU: DB Jardin Gilbert [12.3] YER: 1

• UCF: DB Isaiah Reed [12.2] YER: 0

• Ohio State: DL Jarquez Carter [12.2] YER: 3

• Akron: DB Ben Kamara [12.1] YER: 1

• Arkansas: DB Jaheim Singletary [12.1] YER: 1

• Coastal Carolina: LB Luke Murphy [12.1] YER: 1

• Washington: DL Armon Parker [12.0] YER: 1

  
  See them all at the bottom in the “Sicko Section”

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  TOP PLAYER SIGNINGS

  Here is a look at the top ten portal entries (by player rating) we saw enter over the last 24 hours:

1. K Jackson Kleather [17.6] -- Northwestern << from Bowling Green
   Kleather joins the Wildcats after a highly productive junior year at Bowling Green, where he earned a spot on the 2025 All-MAC Second Team. The 5’ 10”, 185 lbs. kicker was reliable, converting 19 of 22 field goal attempts (86.4%) and hitting all 26 of his extra points. His performance included a career-long 56-yard field goal in the season opener. He is expected to compete for the starting job at Northwestern, as the position became a priority following the departure of Jack Olsen [16.9].

2. DL Isaac Terrell [17.0] -- Iowa State << from Washington State
   A powerful presence at 6’ 2” and 247 lbs., Terrell was a major breakout star for the Cougars’ defense in 2025. He led the team with seven sacks and 12 tackles for loss, adding a forced fumble and a safety. The Utah native, who was also a state champion wrestler in high school, will bring immediate pass-rushing capability to the Cyclones’ defensive front, following his former head coach to Ames.

3. DL Ezra Christensen [16.3] -- Colorado << from New Mexico State
   Christensen arrives in Boulder after just one season with New Mexico State. He made his collegiate debut as a true freshman and started to see more playing time, getting up to 11 games this year. He recorded six sacks and 29 stops. He is a former JUCO guy and spent time at Fresno State before this move. He has one season left.

4. P Dylan Drennan [16.0] -- Purdue << from Buffalo
   Drennan is a veteran punter, bringing three years of experience from Buffalo to the Boilermakers. Known for a strong leg, his 2025 campaign saw him display solid consistency, averaging 42.1 yards per punt across 54 attempts, with a long of 60 yards. He will likely compete for the starting punter role immediately.

5. DL Jordan Ross [15.2] -- LSU << from Tennessee
   Ross, a junior transfer from Tennessee, joins the Bayou Bengals’ defensive line rotation. He appeared in 10 games for the Volunteers in 2025, primarily in a rotational capacity (22 snaps/game). Ross finished the season with 15 total tackles and one sack. He brings valuable SEC experience and will vie for a spot in a talented but competitive LSU defensive front, battling with other transfers and returning players for significant playing time in a LB/DE hybrid role.

6. WR Tre Richardson [15.0] -- Louisville << from Vanderbilt
   The 5’ 9”, 180 lbs. wide receiver from Vanderbilt committed to Louisville following a solid 2025 season where he caught 38 passes for 450 yards and three touchdowns. His quickness and ability to work in space make him a dynamic option. He will join a competitive Cardinals receiving corps, looking to carve out a role as a reliable slot receiver and potentially as a return specialist.

7. LB Aaron Alexander [14.8] -- North Texas << from Arkansas State
   Alexander transfers to North Texas after one year at Arkansas State. The young linebacker is looking for an expanded role and more playing time with the Mean Green. In his true freshman season, he recorded eight total tackles, including half a tackle for loss. This year, he developed into the Red Wolves’ best defensive player from his outside linebacker spot, playing in 12 games and racking up 71 tackles, four hurries, one sack and an interception.

8. RB Fame Ijeboi [14.8] -- Purdue << from Minnesota
   A powerful running back, the 6’ 2”, 215 lbs. Ijeboi makes the move to Purdue from Minnesota. He piled up 438 yards on 98 carries as the primary backup to Darius Taylor. He looks to cash in and win a lead role in West Lafayette. He possesses good size for the position and could be a significant short-yardage or physical rushing threat. He also caught 12 passes out of the backfield and can be a reliable safety valve in the passing game. He has three years of eligibility remaining having just completed his redshirt freshman year.

9. LB Garrick Ponder [14.7] -- Baylor << from Southern Miss
   Ponder, a former Southern Miss Golden Eagle, transfers to Baylor as a sophomore. In his 2025 season, he recorded 23 total tackles, three sacks, and one forced fumble in 13 games. His reliable tackling and ability to get into the backfield provide immediate depth for the Bears’ defense, and he will push existing starters for a key role at linebacker.

10. DL Bruno Dall [14.6] -- UCF << from Akron
    Dall is a significant addition to UCF, bringing an impressive 6’ 7”, 260 lbs. frame. In his 2025 sophomore campaign with the Zips, he was a regular starter and a Third Team All-MAC selection. His final stats included 44 total tackles, 8.5 tackles for loss, four sacks, a forced fumble, and an interception. He will immediately factor into the defensive line rotation and could compete for a starting spot with players like John Walker or Jamaal Johnson.
    
    Other notable commitments:

• Iowa: DB Tyler Brown [14.5] << from James Madison -- YER: 3

• Utah: DB Elijah Reed [14.4] << from Akron -- YER: 1

• Tennessee: LB Amare Campbell [14.3] << from Penn State -- YER: 1

• Georgia Tech: DL Tawfiq Thomas [14.2] << from Colorado -- YER: 1+

• Wake Forest: DB Vincent Firenze [14.2] << from Dayton -- YER: 2

• TCU: DB Kalen Carroll [14.1] << from Central Michigan -- YER: 1

• Duke: WR Javen Nicholas [14.0] << from Charlotte -- YER: 1

• Oklahoma State: DL James Williams [14.0] << from Florida State -- YER: 1

• UCLA: DB Tao Johnson [14.0] << from Utah -- YER: 1

• Mississippi State: TE Amaree Williams [14.0] << from Florida State -- YER: 3

• Cincinnati: RB Zylan Perry [13.9] << from Louisiana -- YER: 1

• Auburn: WR Keshaun Singleton [13.9] << from South Florida -- YER: 2

• Maryland: DL Derrick LeBlanc [13.7] << from UCF -- YER: 2

• Ole Miss: QB Deuce Knight [13.7] << from Auburn -- YER: 4

• Arizona: OL Zachary Henning [13.7] << from Washington -- YER: 2

• Florida: RB London Montgomery [13.6] << from East Carolina -- YER: 2

• Marshall: DB Charles McCartherens [13.6] << from Buffalo -- YER: 2

• Kansas: K Martin Connington [13.6] << from Michigan State -- YER: 3

• Notre Dame: DB DJ McKinney [13.6] << from Colorado -- YER: 1

• Kansas State: DB Ja’Son Prevard [13.5] << from Virginia -- YER: 1 ..

  
  See all in the “Sicko Section” at the bottom)

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Other Notes

Portal Withdrawals:

• Wisconsin DT Charles Perkins [12.1] has withdrawn his portal entry just two days after entering.

Decommitment:

• Former Florida Gators QB DJ Lagway [13.3] made a verbal commitment to Baylor after visiting Waco. He has gone back on that and will take more visits before making a decision. His dad went to Baylor, and it may have just been too quick a decision. He’s been to Florida State and Ole Miss. It is believed he’ll take a look at Virginia and Louisville before making a final decision.

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SICKO SECTION

Entry Log (the rest of the entries noted from this period):

Coastal Carolina: LB Se'Von McDowell [11.8] YER: 2
Coastal Carolina: QB Samari Collier [11.8] YER: 1
Marshall: DB Darrell Sweeting [11.7] YER: 2
Auburn: OL Tyler Johnson [11.6] YER: 2
Memphis: DB Ian Williams [11.5] YER: 3
Louisiana-Monroe: DL Jaden Hamlin [11.3] YER: 1
Memphis: DB Joey Hunter [11.0] YER: 0
Stanford: DB Ché Ojarikre [11.0] YER: 2
Washington: WR Marcus Harris [11.0] YER: 4
Coastal Carolina: K Philippe LaForge [10.9] YER: 4
Ohio State: WR Bodpegn Miller [10.7] YER: 4
Coastal Carolina: QB Tad Hudson [10.4] YER: 2
Georgia State: P Bo Gaines [10.3] YER: 2
Florida International: DB Preston Thompson [10.3] YER: 2
Massachusetts: WR Kenyon Massey [10.2] YER: 3
East Carolina: QB Chaston Ditta [10.1] YER: 4
West Virginia: LB Chris Fileppo [10.1] YER: 3
Texas A&M: OL Jonte Newman [9.92] YER: 4
Coastal Carolina: TE Josh Humes [9.27] YER: 2
Florida State: OL Josh Raymond [9.21] YER: 3
Purdue: LB BJ Mayes [6.30] YER: 2
Louisiana-Monroe: RB Ozarrio Smith [5.43] YER: 1
South Alabama: OL Ni Mansell [3.47] YER: 1

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Signing Log (the rest of the commitments that took place):

BYU: TE Walker Lyons [13.4] << from USC -- YER: 2
California: RB Ashten Emory [13.4] << from UTEP -- YER: 3
Oklahoma State: DL Saadiq Clements [13.4] << from North Texas -- YER: 2
Syracuse: DL Keyshawn Johnson [13.4] << from UT Martin -- YER: 1
Syracuse: WR Elijah Moore [13.3] << from Florida State -- YER: 3
Wyoming: DB Logan Mackey [13.3] << from Weber State -- YER: 2
South Florida: DL Terrell Jones [13.2] << from Virginia -- YER: 1
Minnesota: WR Noah Jennings [13.2] << from Cincinnati -- YER: 1
Arizona State: DL Emar’rion Winston [13.1] << from Baylor -- YER: 1
Illinois: DB Deuce Fillmore [13.1] << from Georgia State -- YER: 2
Virginia: DL Ezekiel Larry [13.1] << from Yale -- YER: 1
West Virginia: DL Harper Holloman [13.1] << from Western Kentucky -- YER: 2
Maryland: DB Amari Jackson [13.0] << from Boston College -- YER: 1
Duke: DL Dakota Quinonez [13.0] << from Dartmouth -- YER: 1
West Virginia: WR John Neider [13.0] << from Connecticut -- YER: 2
Cal Poly: RB Jaden Green [13.0] << from Lehigh -- YER: 2
Arkansas: TE Ty Lockwood [12.9] << from Boston College -- YER: 2
South Florida: WR Kenny Odom [12.9] << from UTEP -- YER: 1
Coastal Carolina: DB Jalen Lee [12.8] << from South Dakota State -- YER: 1
Vanderbilt: WR Cole Adams [12.8] << from Alabama -- YER: 2
Georgia: DB Ja’Marley Riddle [12.7] << from East Carolina -- YER: 2
South Florida: WR Bryson Rodgers [12.7] << from Ohio State -- YER: 2
Texas Tech: TE Jett Carpenter [12.6] << from Nevada -- YER: 1
Miami (OH): DL Marcus Moore Jr. [12.6] << from Purdue -- YER: 2
Washington State: DL Matyus McLain [12.6] << from Idaho -- YER: 2
UTSA: DB Nate Robinson Jr. [12.5] << from Marist -- YER: 2
Kansas State: OL Tanner Morley [12.5] << from Colorado State -- YER: 2+
LSU: WR Malik Elzy [12.5] << from Illinois -- YER: 2
Tulane: OL Ryan Mickow [12.5] << from Boston College -- YER: 2
Iowa: WR Tony Diaz [12.5] << from UTRGV -- YER: 3
Appalachian State: DL Aaron Clark [12.5] << from Towson -- YER: 3
Auburn: OL Joseph Simmons [12.5] << from James Madison -- YER: 1
Utah State: DL Adonis Jackson [12.4] << from Mississippi Valley State -- YER: 1
North Carolina: OL Shaq McRoy [12.4] << from Arkansas -- YER: 3
UCLA: OL Carter Sweazie [12.3] << from James Madison -- YER: 1
Arkansas State: DL Elias Sherman [12.3] << from Maine -- YER: 3
Fresno State: QB Khristian Martin [12.3] << from Maryland -- YER: 3
Nebraska: WR Kwazi Gilmer [12.3] << from UCLA -- YER: 2
UCLA: DL Darold DeNgohe [12.3] << from Rutgers -- YER: 2+
Iowa State: WR Evan Boyd [12.2] << from Michigan State -- YER: 2
Kansas: OL Nick Morrow [12.2] << from California -- YER: 1
Texas: OL Dylan Sikorski [12.2] << from Oregon State -- YER: 3
Hawaii: WR Audric Harris [12.2] << from Washington -- YER: 2
Wake Forest: WR Wondame Davis Jr. [12.2] << from UTEP -- YER: 3
Rutgers: OL Everett Small [12.2] << from Eastern Michigan -- YER: 3
UTSA: RB Brandon High Jr. [12.2] << from California -- YER: 2
Penn State: DB Ibn McDaniels [12.1] << from Syracuse -- YER: 3
Liberty: DB Ashton McShane [12.0] << from Boston College -- YER: 3
Northwestern: TE Alex Honig [12.0] << from Connecticut -- YER: 0
Liberty: RB Peyton Jones [12.0] << from Duke -- YER: 2
South Carolina: OL Emmanuel Poku [12.0] << from East Carolina -- YER: 1
East Carolina: OL Brandon Best [12.0] << from Kennesaw State -- YER: 1
Virginia Tech: DL Kamauryn Morgan [11.9] << from Baylor -- YER: 3
Michigan State: WR Fredrick Moore [11.9] << from Michigan -- YER: 2
Oklahoma State: DL DJ Jackson Jr. [11.9] << from Troy -- YER: 2
Appalachian State: LB Alex Mitchell [11.8] << from Middle Tennessee -- YER: 1
UCF: DL Thomas Collins [11.8] << from Oregon State -- YER: 2
Kansas: LB Jibreel Al-Amin [11.7] << from Marshall -- YER: 1
UCLA: DL Amier Washington [11.7] << from Texas Tech -- YER: 2
Florida State: OL Xavier Chaplin [11.7] << from Auburn -- YER: 1
Washington State: WR Darrius Clemons [11.7] << from Oregon State -- YER: 1+
Louisville: DB Santana Wilson [11.6] << from Texas -- YER: 3
Southern Miss: DB Jordan Pride [11.6] << from Texas A&M -- YER: 3
North Carolina State: WR Chance Robinson [11.6] << from Miami (FL) -- YER: 3
Washington State: DB Jshawn Frausto-Ramos [11.6] << from Arizona -- YER: 2
Arizona State: TE Anthony Miller [11.6] << from Tulane -- YER: 2
Rutgers: DB Bradlee Jones [11.5] << from The Citadel -- YER: 1
Cincinnati: WR Malachi Henry [11.5] << from Central Arkansas -- YER: 2
Appalachian State: OL Mac Walters [11.5] << from South Carolina -- YER: 1
South Carolina: WR Nitro Tuggle [11.5] << from Purdue -- YER: 3
Washington: DL Kai McClendon [11.4] << from Mississippi State -- YER: 3
Boise State: RB Harry Stewart III [11.4] << from Kansas -- YER: 3
Iowa State: QB Zane Flores [11.3] << from Oklahoma State -- YER: 2
Wyoming: DB Jett Vincent [11.3] << from Colorado State -- YER: 2
Appalachian State: DB Dre Walker [11.3] << from Virginia -- YER: 2
Wake Forest: TE Landon Morris [11.2] << from California -- YER: 1
UCLA: LB Anthony Sacca [11.1] << from Notre Dame -- YER: 4
Arizona State: TE Kristian Ingman [11.1] << from Portland State -- YER: 1
Baylor: DB Jayden Rowe [11.1] << from Kansas State -- YER: 1
Tulane: TE Dawson Johnson [10.8] << from Old Dominion -- YER: 3
Stanford: DB Leroy Bryant [10.7] << from Washington -- YER: 2
Arkansas: LB Jeremy Evans [10.5] << from Baylor -- YER: 1
Kentucky: DB Jesse Anderson [10.5] << from Pittsburgh -- YER: 2
Ball State: QB Keldric Luster [10.4] << from Texas State -- YER: 2
Arkansas State: QB Trey Owens [10.4] << from Texas -- YER: 3
UTSA: DL Eddy Smith [10.3] << from Texas Tech -- YER: 3
East Carolina: OL Hayes Creel [10.3] << from Southern Miss -- YER: 1
Nevada: DL Brandon Amaniampong [10.2] << from Indiana State -- YER: 2
Appalachian State: DB Jakob Gude [10.2] << from UCF -- YER: 3
Connecticut: WR Cam Abshire [10.2] << from Oklahoma State -- YER: 1
Memphis: LB Christian Thatcher [10.2] << from Utah -- YER: 4
UTSA: WR James Madison II [] << from Missouri -- YER: 3
Miami (OH): OL Brian Beidatsch Jr. [10.2] << from Duquesne -- YER: 1
Kansas State: OL Delvin Morris [10.2] << from Akron -- YER: 2
UCF: K Will Stone [10.1] << from Texas -- YER: 1
South Carolina: RB Sam Dixon [10.1] << from Ohio State -- YER: 3
Wake Forest: OL Will Way [10.1] << from Weber State -- YER: 2
Florida State: DB Karson Hobbs [10.1] << from Notre Dame -- YER: 2
Albany: DB Cam Stodghill [10.1] << from Michigan State -- YER: 2
East Tennessee State: WR Brandon Winton [9.85] << from South Florida -- YER: 3
Mississippi State: OL LJ Prudhomme [9.84] << from Arkansas -- YER: 4
Mississippi State: DL Gus Cordova [9.83] << from USC -- YER: 4
UCLA: TE Stevie Amar Jr. [9.73] << from Boston College -- YER: 4
Wyoming: TE Tyler Siddons [9.67] << from Central Arkansas -- YER: 1
Toledo: OL Luke Rector [9.51] << from Gardner–Webb -- YER: 2
UCLA: QB Ty Dieffenbach [9.46] << from Cal Poly -- YER: 2
Florida: OL Emeka Ugorji [9.24] << from Stanford -- YER: 3
LSU: OL Ja’Quan Sprinkle [9.21] << from North Carolina Central -- YER: 2
Connecticut: OL Dominic Rivera [9.17] << from Toledo -- YER: 2
Arkansas: OL Josiah Clemons [9.00] << from Memphis -- YER: 4
Washington State: RB Beau Phillips [8.44] << from Division 2 -- YER: 2
Kansas: TE Jailen Butler [8.33] << from Old Dominion -- YER: 1
West Virginia: P Bryan Hansen [7.53] << from Colorado State -- YER: 1
Ohio: LB Cody Raymond [7] << from Wisconsin -- YER: 3
Arkansas: OL Terence Roberson Jr. [] << from Division 2 -- YER: 3
Appalachian State: TE Luke Douglas [6.23] << from Florida State -- YER: 3
Middle Tennessee: RB Terrance Brown [4.9] << from Division 2 -- YER: 1

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