Portal Pulse: January 20

This is the January 20th version of the "Portal Pulse" catching up on the last few days of portal activity and what it means.

In this edition of the Pulse, we’ll get caught up on the portal action happening, January 16-19th, 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

Here is a look at the portal movement as we have reached the close of the general window and begin the ten-day extended window for Indiana and Miami players. We have already seen a big name enter from Indiana, as expected, Alberto Mendoza [13.3] entered the portal following the National Championship win, led by his brother, now a legend, Fernando Mendoza. The Hoosiers already picked up Josh Hoover [15.5] from the portal, and he is very likely going to take on the role as the quarterback to follow in the footsteps of Mendoza.

Entries = 52
Signings = 283

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

We have settled in right around 4,200 players with a few trickling in that flew under the radar. We do still have the ten-day window open for Hoosiers and Hurricanes who would like to seek opportunities elsewhere. As you can see, we are at 63% of the players signed with new programs. There is growing sentiment that things are going to slow down on the portal, as so many have signed and roster spots (within the 95 limit) are becoming harder to obtain. Those on the fringes are looking to withdraw, and some are even being turned away from coming back to their programs. It’s a lesson in the market correcting itself, and now players are scrambling to find homes. Many will have to level down, perform, and come back up.

WHAT AM I LOOKING AT HERE?

We are tracking full 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 >

UCLA retains the top spot and has a relatively comfortable lead with less impactful players remaining to be signed. They have have this locked up. Impressive work from new Arkansas head coach Ryan Silverfield, moving his Razorbacks up into the No. 2 spot in talent churn — they are particularly upgraded on the defensive side of the ball (which was very needed). Kenny Dillingham and Arizona State remain in the top three. Again, we see Virginia moving into the top ten. They finished 8th in ‘portal churn’ a year ago, 1st amongst ACC competition — and we saw what kind of year they had in 2025. The original ‘Portal King’ Deion Sanders is making some moves, now working the Colorado Buffaloes into the top ten with 42 additions, outweighing in numbers (37 leaving) and talent level, the losses.

BOTTOM TEN :::::: view all >

TRENDS

Top Ten Trending UP:

• The UAB Blazers are making big moves, having secured 20 (!) players since our last update a few days ago. The most impactful includes CB Jeremiah Jordan [13.9] from Memphis and RB Ja’Vin Simpkins [12.9] from Coastal Carolina. Alex Mortensen is doing all his can to build up the roster and improve this program in his first season as full-time head coach.
  

Top Ten Trending DOWN:

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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. QB Darian Mensah [16.9], leaving Duke
   Mensah is coming off a sensational 2025 campaign where he threw for 3,973 yards and 34 touchdowns, leading the Blue Devils to an ACC Championship. Standing 6-foot-3, the sophomore from San Luis Obispo, California, previously spent time at Tulane before arriving in Durham. He is currently considered one of the top available signal-callers in the portal after choosing to move on despite his success. Mensah is reportedly a strong candidate for the Miami Hurricanes, with local reports indicating he is expected to sign there barring something unforeseen.

2. DL Aidan Keanaaina [15.2], leaving California
   A physical force at 320 pounds, Keanaaina was an honorable mention All-ACC selection in 2025 after leading all Cal defensive linemen with 55 total tackles. The Brighton, Colorado native is a former Notre Dame transfer who brought significant experience to the Golden Bears’ interior front over the last two years. In the 2025 season, he recorded 1.5 sacks and reached a career-high 10 tackles in a single game against Virginia. Known for his leadership and maturity, he was the first Cal defensive lineman to record back-to-back 40+ tackle seasons since 2019.

3. WR Cayden Lee [14.7], leaving Ole Miss
   Lee served as a reliable target for the Rebels in 2025, recording 44 receptions for 635 yards and three touchdowns. Hailing from the Atlanta area, the 5-foot-11 receiver initially joined Ole Miss as a four-star prospect and quickly carved out a role in a high-powered SEC offense. His 2025 highlights included a career-long 62-yard catch against Arkansas and five receptions in the College Football Playoff semifinal against Miami. Lee’s departure follows a productive tenure where he totaled over 1,600 receiving yards in three years.

4. DL Devarrick Woods [14.3], leaving Texas State
   Woods is a 6-foot-3, 290-pound interior defender who spent the 2025 season as a rotational but productive piece for the Bobcats. A native of Bossier City, Louisiana, he joined the program after a successful junior college stint at Hinds Community College. In 2025, he was credited with 16 tackles and one sack while providing a consistent motor against the run. Woods has recently been identified as a target for NC State, where he took an official visit in mid-January 2026.

5. WR Tray Taylor [13.7], leaving Troy
   Taylor enjoyed a breakout 2025 season with the Trojans, leading the team with 16.6 yards per catch on 30 receptions for 499 yards. Before arriving at Troy, he was a standout at Coastal Carolina and a high-level junior college producer at Tyler Junior College. The explosive wideout found the end zone three times this past season and was particularly effective in conference play, where he averaged 18 yards per grab. His blend of speed and catch radius makes him a coveted deep threat for programs looking to stretch the field.

6. QB Parker Navarro [13.5], leaving Ohio
   Navarro capped off his tenure at Ohio by leading the Bobcats to a 9-4 record in 2025 while throwing for 2,375 yards and 14 touchdowns. A true dual-threat weapon from Tempe, Arizona, he also added 886 rushing yards and nine scores on the ground this past season. Navarro previously played at UCF before becoming a mainstay in the MAC, where he earned second-team all-conference honors. He enters the portal seeking a seventh year of eligibility and is expected to be a popular name for Power 4 programs needing a veteran starter — if he is granted the waiver.

7. DB Jaavan Mack [13.1], leaving Western Kentucky
   Mack is a veteran defensive back who moved to Western Kentucky for the 2025 season after four years at Charlotte. He recorded 26 tackles and one interception during his time with the Hilltoppers, showcasing the versatility to play multiple positions in the secondary. Standing 6-foot-1, the Georgia native followed his twin brother, Jairus, to WKU but has now opted to explore other opportunities. Mack comes from a strong football lineage; his cousin is former NFL standout Dunta Robinson.

8. DB Da’Marcus Crosby II [13.0], leaving Virginia
   Crosby brought significant experience to the Cavaliers in 2025 after a decorated stint at New Mexico State. A native of Houston, Texas, the 6-foot-2 safety is known for his range and ball-hawking abilities, having led his previous team in interceptions in 2023. During his 2025 campaign at Virginia, he saw action in 13 games and contributed to a secondary that faced several top-tier ACC offenses. He initially began his collegiate journey in the junior college ranks at Kilgore College, where he was a conference champion.

9. DB Jamier Johnson [12.8], leaving UCLA
   A Pasadena native, Johnson returned to his home state to play for UCLA in 2025 after stops at Texas and Indiana. The 6-foot senior cornerback has long been prized for his length and athleticism, traits that made him a four-star recruit out of high school. In 2025, he provided a veteran presence in the Bruins’ secondary, contributing 35 tackles and serving as a reliable man-coverage defender. He enters the portal for a third time, looking to find a final destination to showcase his NFL-caliber physical tools.

10. OL Matt Henry [12.6], leaving Troy
    Henry is a massive interior lineman standing 6-foot-4 and weighing 360 pounds, originally from Auckland, New Zealand. In the 2025 season, he anchored the Trojans’ offensive front at right guard, following a 2024 campaign where he did not allow a single sack. A former rugby player who transitioned to football at New Mexico Military Institute, Henry brings rare power and size to the portal. While he initially declared for the NFL Draft in late December 2025, he has also officially appeared in the transfer portal as of mid-January 2026.

Other entries:
YER = Years of Eligibility Remaining

Michigan State: WR Rodney Bullard Jr. [12.6] YER: 0+

Southern Miss: DL Jabari Ishmael [12.4] YER: 0+

San Jose State: LB Noah McNeal-Franklin [12.3] YER: 0+

Kansas State: OL Terrence Enos Jr. [12.1] YER: 0+

Marshall: DL Katron Evans [12.1] YER: 0+

Michigan: WR Anthony Simpson [11.9] YER: 1

Akron: OL Kenneth McManus IV [11.6] YER: 3

Vanderbilt: WR Trent Hudson [11.6] YER: 1

Missouri: DL Bralen Henderson [11.6] YER: 0+

East Carolina: DL Xavier McIver [11.5] YER: 0+

California: WR Jayden Dixon-Veal [11.4] YER: 0+

Coastal Carolina: DB Dante Thomas [11.4] YER: 0+

New Mexico: DB Clint Stephens [11.3] YER: 1

Louisville: DL Kendrick Gilbert [11.3] YER: 2

Arizona: DB Devin Dunn [11.3] YER: 1

East Carolina: LB Samuel Dankah [11.3] YER: 1

BYU: LB Choé Bryant-Strother [11.2] YER: 0+

Coastal Carolina: WR Cameron Wright [11.2] YER: 0+

West Virginia: WR Justin Smith-Brown [11.2] YER: 0+

Georgia Tech: DL Landen Marshall [11.1] YER: 3

Georgia Tech: LB Jackson Hamilton [11.0] YER: 0+

Connecticut: DL Kervins Choute [11.0] YER: 0+

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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 Jack Olsen [16.9] Signed with: Miami (FL) << from Northwestern
   Olsen wrapped up his four-year Northwestern career as one of the most accurate kickers in program history. In the 2025 season, he finished seventh nationally with a 90.5 field goal percentage, going 19-of-21 on attempts and a perfect 14-of-14 on kicks from 30-49 yards. The Wheaton, Illinois native has one year of eligibility left and will immediately enter a direct position battle at Miami with fellow transfer Jake Weinberg, who was also signed yesterday. The two will compete to replace four-year starter Andres Borregales, with Olsen likely handling field goals and Weinberg a potential option for kickoffs.

2. TE Tony Livingston [16.2] Signed with: Baylor << from Florida
   A physically imposing target at 6-foot-5 and 264 pounds, Livingston developed into a reliable pass-catcher during his time in Gainesville, having previously played both tight end, wide receiver, and edge in high school. The Tampa, Florida native recorded 11 receptions for 119 yards and two touchdowns in the 2025 season. Livingston is a junior and expected to add depth and playmaking ability to a Baylor tight end room that often utilizes multiple tight end sets. His large frame and basketball background make him a tough matchup in the red zone and a strong breakout candidate in the Bears’ offense.

3. DL Jamond Mathis [15.4] Signed with: Texas Tech << from Kent State
   Mathis, a Saint Charles, Missouri native, has steadily climbed the college football ranks from FCS Southern Illinois to the MAC and now to the Big 12. As a second-team All-MAC selection in 2025, the 6-foot-3, 245-pound edge rusher was a force, tallying 28 tackles, 8.0 tackles for loss, and a team-high 6.0 sacks for the Golden Flashes. Known for his explosive burst and relentless motor, Mathis brings two years of eligibility to Lubbock. He flipped his portal commitment from Virginia to the Red Raiders.

4. DL J’Dan Burnett [15.0] Signed with: Rutgers << from Tulsa
   A well-traveled defensive lineman from Fort Worth, Texas, Burnett spent one productive season at Tulsa in 2025 after four years at Louisiana Tech. Standing 6-foot, 250 pounds, he was an American Athletic Conference Second Team honoree this past season, leading the team with 6.5 sacks and 9.5 tackles for loss in 12 games. Burnett has one year of eligibility remaining and is a significant addition to the Rutgers defense, which has undergone a complete overhaul this offseason. He will compete with fellow transfer edge rusher Rondo Porter for a starting spot on the revamped Scarlet Knights’ defensive line.

5. K Jake Weinberg [14.9] Signed with: Miami (FL) << from Florida State
   Weinberg is a highly-touted former high school All-American who served as the primary kickoff specialist during his time at Florida State. While he did not handle field goal duties, he is renowned for his powerful leg and accuracy on kickoffs, an area where his new teammate Jack Olsen did not participate at Northwestern. The addition of both kickers creates a fascinating internal dynamic in Coral Gables, with a likely split of duties for the 2026 season. Weinberg will have an opportunity to compete for the starting field goal job with Olsen and help maintain Miami’s strong kicking tradition.

6. RB Gavin Sawchuk [14.7] Signed with: Northwestern << from Florida State
   Sawchuk, a speedy back from Highlands Ranch, Colorado, joins Northwestern after a successful tenure at Florida State. In the 2025 season, the 5-foot-11, 190-pound junior rushed for 717 yards and seven touchdowns, averaging 5.1 yards per carry while sharing the backfield load. His most notable physical trait is his acceleration, a skill that consistently produced explosive plays for the Seminoles. He will likely step into a key role for the Wildcats in 2026, competing for touches with returning players and other potential transfer additions in a revamped offensive backfield.

7. RB Makhi Frazier [14.7] Signed with: Ole Miss << from Michigan State
   A powerful runner out of the Dallas, Texas area, Frazier provides the Rebels with an immediate infusion of talent and physicality at the running back position. The 6-foot, 225-pound sophomore was a bright spot for the Spartans in 2025, rushing for 550 yards and four touchdowns as a primary ball carrier. He joins a crowded but talented Ole Miss backfield that features returning starter Kewan Lacy and other established running backs. Frazier’s hard-nosed running style and ability to break tackles will likely see him carve out a role.

8. DB Carter Stoutmire [14.5] Signed with: Arkansas << from Colorado
   Stoutmire comes to Arkansas with impressive defensive versatility, capable of playing both cornerback and safety. In his 2025 season at Colorado, the 6-foot, 185-pound defensive back was a reliable presence in the secondary, recording 45 total tackles and five pass breakups. Hailing from the Dallas area, he brings a high football IQ and the ability to diagnose plays quickly to Fayetteville. Stoutmire will enter a defensive backfield looking for impact players, where he will compete with returning veterans and other defensive transfers to earn a starting position and bolster the Razorbacks’ struggling pass defense.

9. RB Gemari Sands [14.4] Signed with: Florida State << from Florida Atlantic
   Sands is a dynamic, home-state running back from Fort Lauderdale who returns to a Power 4 conference after a productive career at Florida Atlantic. The 5-foot-11, 200-pound junior posted impressive numbers in 2025, rushing for over 900 yards and scoring nine total touchdowns for the Owls. Known for his agility and vision, Sands is expected to help fill the void left by Gavin Sawchuk’s departure to Northwestern. He will compete with a talented group of running backs in Tallahassee for the starting job and a significant share of carries in the Seminoles’ offense.

10. LB Isaiah Thomison [14.4] Signed with: Illinois << from Bowling Green
    Thomison is a productive linebacker who transfers to Illinois after a solid 2025 season at Bowling Green. The 6-foot-2, 230-pound native of Canton, Ohio, was a key cog in the Falcons’ defense, accumulating 78 tackles and two sacks while demonstrating strong instincts against both the run and pass. He joins an Illinois linebacker corps that values physical play and consistency. Thomison’s experience and production suggest he will immediately be a strong contender for a starting inside linebacker position in 2026.

Other notable commitments:
West Virginia: DL Zeke Campbell [14.2] << from Coastal Carolina -- YER: 1
South Dakota: K Tristan Alvano [14.1] << from Nebraska -- YER: 2
Southern Miss: LB Melvin Spriggs [14.1] << from Akron -- YER: 2
Ole Miss: RB Joshua Dye [14.1] << from Southern Utah -- YER: 2
Virginia: WR Tyson Davis [14.0] << from Central Michigan -- YER: 1
San Diego State: DB Carsten Mamaril [14.0] << from Portland State -- YER: 1
UAB: DB Jeremiah Jordan [13.9] << from Memphis -- YER: 2
Kansas: RB Dylan Edwards [13.8] << from Kansas State -- YER: 2
Oregon: P Bailey Ettridge [13.8] << from Nevada -- YER: 3
Tennessee: RB Javin Gordon [13.8] << from Tulane -- YER: 3
Oregon: DL D'antre Robinson [13.7] << from North Carolina -- YER: 2
Duke: DB Evan Smith [13.6] << from Northwestern -- YER: 1
Charlotte: WR Jaden Barnes [13.6] << from Appalachian State -- YER: 2
Purdue: LB Elo Modozie [13.5] << from Georgia -- YER: 1
Houston: DL Ashton Porter [13.5] << from Oregon -- YER: 2
Arkansas: OL Davion Weatherspoon [13.5] << from Ohio -- YER: 1
Baylor: QB DJ Lagway [13.5] << from Florida -- YER: 2
Auburn: OL Tyler Johnson [13.5] << from Kansas State -- YER: 2
South Carolina: RB Christian Clark [13.5] << from Texas -- YER: 3
LSU: OL Devin Harper [13.5] << from Ole Miss -- YER: 3
Coastal Carolina: DB Jesse Powell II [13.4] << from Elon -- YER: 1
Virginia: WR Da'Shawn Martin [13.3] << from Kent State -- YER: 2
Louisville: DB Kaleb Beasley [13.3] << from Tennessee -- YER: 2
Virginia: WR Jacquon Gibson [13.3] << from Massachusetts -- YER: 1
Coastal Carolina: RB Daelen Alexander [13.3] << from Rice -- YER: 2
Ole Miss: DL Blake Purchase [13.2] << from Oregon -- YER: 1
Baylor: DL Jordan Mack [13.2] << from Coastal Carolina -- YER: 1
California: DB Ricky Fletcher [13.2] << from Ole Miss -- YER: 1
LSU: DB Faheem Delane [13.2] << from Ohio State -- YER: 3
Louisville: OL Evan Wibberley [13.2] << from Kentucky -- YER: 1
Oklahoma State: DB Mose Phillips III [13.2] << from Missouri -- YER: 1
Georgia Southern: LB Rashon Myles Jr. [13.2] << from Abilene Christian -- YER: 1
Iowa State: DB Micah Harper [13.1] << from Montana -- YER: 1
California: DL Joshua Pierce [13.1] << from North Texas -- YER: 2
Virginia: DB Jalen McNair [13.1] << from Buffalo -- YER: 1
Bowling Green: DB Armahn Hale [13.1] << from New Mexico State -- YER: 1
Appalachian State: RB J'Marion Burnette [13.0] << from Houston -- YER: 2

See all in the “Sicko Section” at the bottom

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Other Notes

Portal Withdrawals:

• LB Arion Carter [12.1], Tennessee: Announced his return on January 19 after briefly entering the portal and exploring NFL Draft options.

• DL Armel Mukam [13.9], Notre Dame: Elected to return to South Bend on January 19 following portal visits to Georgia Tech and Virginia.

• DB Kobe Black [12.6], Texas: Withdrew from the portal as of January 18 after reaching a revenue-sharing/NIL agreement with the school.

• S Derek Williams Jr. [12.0], Texas: Withdrew from the portal on January 18 to remain with the Longhorns.

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SICKO SECTION

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

Navy: OL Jaylin Acevedo [10.8] YER: 1
North Texas: OL Jaymon Lamb [10.7] YER: 2
Louisiana Tech: RB Amani Givens [10.6] YER: 1
Wisconsin: OL Leyton Nelson [10.5] YER: 1
USC: LB AJ Tuitele [10.5] YER: 4
Arkansas: DL Frank Mulipola [10.5] YER: 0
Central Connecticut: LB Devon Anderson [10.4] YER: 1
Georgia Tech: DL Blake Belin [10.3] YER: 4
South Florida: RB K'Wan Powell [10.2] YER: 1
Miami (OH): RB Tito Glass Jr. [10.2] YER: 3
Charlotte: RB CJ Stokes [10.1] YER: 1
James Madison: RB Tre Leonard [8.82] YER: 4
Troy: OL Kobe Williams [8.65] YER: 0
Georgia State: QB PJ Hatter [8.46] YER: 2
SMU: TE Devon Martin [8.44] YER: 0
Tulane: LB Josh Brantley [8.40] YER: 4
California: TE Ben Marshall [8.03] YER: 2
Central Michigan: WR Jordan Kelly [6.98] YER: 1

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

Colorado: RB Richard Young [12.9] << from Alabama -- YER: 2
UAB: RB Ja'Vin Simpkins [12.9] << from Coastal Carolina -- YER: 2
Alabama: DL Terrance Green [12.9] << from Oregon -- YER: 2
Virginia: DB Omillio Agard [12.9] << from Wisconsin -- YER: 3
Miami (OH): RB Cade Yacamelli [12.9] << from Wisconsin -- YER: 1
Bowling Green: WR Isaiah Dawson [12.9] << from Richmond -- YER: 3
Alabama: DL Desmond Umeozulu [12.9] << from South Carolina -- YER: 1
Nebraska: DL Owen Stoudmire [12.8] << from Boston College -- YER: 1
Sam Houston: DB Caesar Magee III [12.8] << from Division 2 -- YER: 1
Massachusetts: WR Devin Matthews [12.8] << from -- YER: 2
Michigan: DL Aisea Moa [12.8] << from Michigan State -- YER: 1
California: DL Jericho Johnson [12.8] << from Oregon -- YER: 3
Kansas: QB Chase Jenkins [12.8] << from Rice -- YER: 2
Miami (OH): WR Devin Hyatt [12.8] << from Arizona -- YER: 2
Georgia Southern: DB Noah Mangham [12.8] << from Abilene Christian -- YER: 1
Oregon: DB Aaron Scott Jr. [12.8] << from Ohio State -- YER: 2
Middle Tennessee: WR Markus Allen [12.7] << from Mississippi State -- YER: 1
Stanford: RB Davion Godley [12.7] << from Weber State -- YER: 2
Middle Tennessee: DB Ricky Lee III [12.7] << from Sacramento State -- YER: 2
Florida State: DL Jordan Sanders [12.7] << from Texas State -- YER: 1
North Texas: WR Corri Milliner [12.7] << from UAB -- YER: 2
North Texas: QB Reese Poffenbarger [12.7] << from North Texas -- YER: 1
Florida State: K Gabe Panikowski [12.7] << from Oklahoma State -- YER: 1
Wake Forest: WR Antonio Meeks [12.6] << from Louisville -- YER: 1
Liberty: DB Ashton Whitner [12.6] << from Ball State -- YER: 1
Eastern Kentucky: DL Keshawn Hayden [12.6] << from Central Michigan -- YER: 2
Connecticut: DB Tracy Revels [12.6] << from Michigan State -- YER: 2
Eastern Michigan: DL Peyton Christian [12.5] << from Lamar -- YER: 1
Texas Tech: OL Jordan Church [12.5] << from Louisville -- YER: 2
Ohio State: WR Kyle Parker [12.5] << from LSU -- YER: 2
North Carolina State: DB DaKaari Nelson [12.5] << from Penn State -- YER: 2
Wisconsin: DL DeNigel Cooper [12.4] << from Appalachian State -- YER: 3
Colorado: OL Leon Bell [12.4] << from California -- YER: 1
UAB: DB Diezel Wilkinson [12.4] << from Montana -- YER: 2
Ole Miss: WR Johntay Cook [12.4] << from Syracuse -- YER: 1
Missouri State: QB Skyler Locklear [12.3] << from UTEP -- YER: 1
UTSA: DL Drenon Fite III [12.3] << from Louisiana -- YER: 1
BYU: DB Jayven Williams [12.3] << from Mississippi State -- YER: 1
Syracuse: TE Noah Meyers [12.3] << from Western Kentucky -- YER: 2
UAB: DL Blanche Gold [12.3] << from Morgan State -- YER: 1
California: K Towns McGough [12.3] << from Auburn -- YER: 3
Central Arkansas: OL Lajuan Owens [12.3] << from California -- YER: 2
Washington: WR Christian Moss [12.3] << from Kennesaw State -- YER: 1
Bowling Green: P Ryan Kingston [12.3] << from Southeast Missouri State -- YER: 1
Florida International: DB DeAndre Boykins [12.3] << from Oklahoma State -- YER: 1
BYU: TE Roger Saleapaga [12.3] << from Oregon -- YER: 3
UAB: WR Ty Mims [12.3] << from Texas State -- YER: 1
Indiana State: WR Dane Pardridge [12.3] << from Rutgers -- YER: 1+
Syracuse: DB Jai Eugene Jr. [12.3] << from Western Kentucky -- YER: 2
Texas State: OL William Boone [12.3] << from North Carolina -- YER: 1
Colorado State: LB Oumar Diomande [12.2] << from Connecticut -- YER: 2
UAB: DL Marlin Dean [12.2] << from Georgia State -- YER: 1
San Diego State: DB Caleb Ricks [12.2] << from Idaho -- YER: 3
Michigan: LB Nathaniel Staehling [12.2] << from North Dakota State -- YER: 1
South Carolina: OL Ebubedike Nnabugwu [12.2] << from Missouri State -- YER: 2
Central Michigan: DB Donavan Philord [12.2] << from Campbell -- YER: 3
Baylor: OL Yakiri Walker [12.2] << from Memphis -- YER: 1
Bowling Green: QB Austin Novosad [12.2] << from Oregon -- YER: 2
Kentucky: WR Nic Anderson [12.2] << from LSU -- YER: 1
Troy: DL Kavion Henderson [12.2] << from Arkansas -- YER: 3
Akron: LB Dwight Nunoo [12.1] << from Florida International -- YER: 1
Kentucky: DL Tyler Thomas [12.1] << from South Alabama -- YER: 2
Central Michigan: RB Vaughn Blue [12.1] << from Liberty -- YER: 2
West Virginia: DB Jaire Rawlison [12.1] << from Kent State -- YER: 3
Georgia Tech: WR Isaiah Fuhrmann [12.1] << from Elon -- YER: 2
Southern Miss: DB Hiro Carr [12.1] << from Morgan State -- YER: 2
South Alabama: LB Seidrion Langston [12.0] << from Louisiana-Monroe -- YER: 2
UAB: DB Guylijah Theodule [12.0] << from Southern Miss -- YER: 3
South Alabama: OL Shalik Hubbard [12.0] << from Monmouth -- YER: 1
Massachusetts: WR Joseph Griffin Jr. [12.0] << from Wisconsin -- YER: 1+
North Carolina State: WR Davion Dozier [12.0] << from Appalachian State -- YER: 2
Arkansas State: DL Sultan Badmus [12.0] << from Temple -- YER: 2
Oklahoma State: WR Rodney Harris II [11.9] << from Ohio -- YER: 1
UTEP: RB Tavorus Jones [11.9] << from Missouri -- YER: 1
Coastal Carolina: DB Tyler Woodard [11.9] << from Mississippi State -- YER: 1
Arkansas: DB John Howse IV [11.9] << from Middle Tennessee -- YER: 0+
Washington State: DB Khamari Terrell [11.9] << from Texas State -- YER: 1
Florida: WR Jaylen Lloyd [11.9] << from Oklahoma State -- YER: 2
Missouri State: RB Jambres Dubar [11.9] << from Boise State -- YER: 2
Texas State: DB Dexter Ricks, Jr. [11.9] << from Liberty -- YER: 1
Arizona State: DB Chance Rucker [11.9] << from Michigan State -- YER: 2
Tennessee: OL Donovan Haslam [11.8] << from West Virginia -- YER: 1
South Carolina: QB Lucian Anderson III [11.8] << from Bowling Green -- YER: 2
Tulane: DB Kajuan Banks [11.8] << from South Florida -- YER: 1
Marshall: DB Brayden Hall [11.8] << from Central Connecticut -- YER: 1
LSU: OL Aliou Bah [11.8] << from Maryland -- YER: 1
Weber State: QB Devin Brown [11.8] << from California -- YER: 1
Connecticut: DL Anas Luqman [11.8] << from Ohio -- YER: 1
UAB: DL Christopher Spencer [11.7] << from Old Dominion -- YER: 1
New Mexico: DB Will Hicks [11.7] << from Hampton -- YER: 2
Louisville: DB Brycen Scott [11.7] << from Elon -- YER: 2
Hawaii: DB Caleb Brown [11.7] << from Virginia Tech -- YER: 0+
UAB: DB Anta’Veon McKenzie [11.7] << from Sacramento State -- YER: 2
New Mexico State: OL James Williams [11.7] << from UTEP -- YER: 3
Holy Cross: LB Jalen Rambert [11.6] << from Wofford -- YER: 2
East Tennessee State: QB Jadyn Davis [11.6] << from Michigan -- YER: 3
California: DL Ashun Shepphard [11.6] << from Mississippi State -- YER: 1
Colorado State: DB Elijah Mc-Cantos [11.6] << from Appalachian State -- YER: 1
California: DL Jayden Williams [11.6] << from North Texas -- YER: 2
Colorado: DB Jason Stokes Jr. [11.6] << from Utah -- YER: 4
Missouri: P Mark Shenouda [11.6] << from Tennessee State -- YER: 2
Tennessee Tech: RB MJ Flowers [11.6] << from Connecticut -- YER: 1
UNLV: WR Troy Stellato [11.5] << from Kentucky -- YER: 1
Delaware: WR Bryson Graves [11.5] << from Coastal Carolina -- YER: 1
Colorado: DB Paul Omodia [11.5] << from Lamar -- YER: 2
Virginia: DL Jonathan Allen [11.5] << from UAB -- YER: 2
California: DB Michael Hurst [11.5] << from Northern Arizona -- YER: 1
Bowling Green: DB Tomondrey Braxton [11.5] << from North Carolina Central -- YER: 2
Missouri: WR Kenric Lanier II [11.4] << from Minnesota -- YER: 2
New Mexico State: WR Devin Ellison [11.4] << from Washington State -- YER: 1
Baylor: DB Austin Ausberry [11.4] << from LSU -- YER: 1
Kansas State: WR Brandon White [11.4] << from Hawaii -- YER: 1
Virginia Tech: LB Curtis Jones Jr. [11.4] << from West Virginia -- YER: 3
Washington State: DL Jirah Leaupepetele [11.3] << from Eastern Washington -- YER: 2
LSU: RB Stacy Gage [11.3] << from UCF -- YER: 3
Wisconsin: WR Zion Kearney [11.3] << from Oklahoma -- YER: 2
Arizona: DB Zuri Watson [11.3] << from Howard -- YER: 3
Vanderbilt: DL Michael Diatta [11.2] << from Oklahoma State -- YER: 1
Auburn: OL Jack Leyrer [11.2] << from Stanford -- YER: 0+
Georgia State: RB Keith Adams Jr. [11.2] << from Clemson -- YER: 1
San Jose State: WR Anthony Ivey [11.2] << from Penn State -- YER: 1
Troy: DB Marcus Goree Jr. [11.2] << from Tennessee -- YER: 3
Tennessee: DB Tevis Metcalf [11.2] << from Michigan -- YER: 3
Washington State: WR Jordan Dees [11.2] << from West Georgia -- YER: 3
UAB: LB Ike Esonwune [11.1] << from Oklahoma State -- YER: 2
Missouri: OL Zack Owens [11.1] << from Mississippi State -- YER: 2
Kentucky: WR Shane Carr [11.0] << from Southern Utah -- YER: 2
Massachusetts: WR Randall King [11.0] << from Campbell -- YER: 2
Florida: DL Mason Clinton [11.0] << from Southern Miss -- YER: 2
Auburn: DB Jack Luttrell [11.0] << from Arizona -- YER: 2
Alabama: OL Ethan Fields [11.0] << from Ole Miss -- YER: 2
Boise State: OL Zander Esty [11.0] << from Oregon State -- YER: 2+
Colorado: OL Sean Kinney [10.9] << from Lafayette -- YER: 2
San Diego State: DL Tuaoa Tauili'ili [10.9] << from Portland State -- YER: 1
Virginia Tech: OL Justin Terry [10.9] << from Ohio State -- YER: 3
Bowling Green: DB Nick Sawyer [10.9] << from Charleston Southern -- YER: 1
Pittsburgh: QB Holden Geriner [10.9] << from Texas State -- YER: 1
James Madison: OL Daniel Michel [10.9] << from Florida International -- YER: 2
Delaware: RB Kaderris Roberts [10.8] << from Bowling Green -- YER: 1
Arkansas: DL Trajen Odom [10.8] << from Ohio State -- YER: 4
West Virginia: DL Tobi Haastrup [10.8] << from Oregon -- YER: 4
Purdue: DB John Slaughter [10.8] << from Colorado -- YER: 2
Appalachian State: QB Tommy Ulatowski [10.8] << from Kennesaw State -- YER: 1
Oklahoma: DB Prince Ijioma [10.7] << from Mississippi Valley State -- YER: 2
San Diego State: LB Sione Hala [10.7] << from Weber State -- YER: 1
Colorado: OL Jayvon McFadden [10.7] << from Ohio State -- YER: 4
West Virginia: LB Jason Hall [10.7] << from Villanova -- YER: 2
UAB: LB Braden Sullivan [10.7] << from Eastern Kentucky -- YER: 2
Baylor: OL Lawson Petty [10.7] << from Incarnate Word -- YER: 2
UNLV: OL Jackson Brown [10.7] << from Pittsburgh -- YER: 1
Akron: DB Dawayne Galloway Jr. [10.6] << from West Virginia -- YER: 4
Florida State: QB Dean DeNobile [10.6] << from Lafayette -- YER: 1
Virginia: OL Ryan Brubaker [10.6] << from South Carolina -- YER: 1
Southern Miss: RB Brandon Hood [10.6] << from Massachusetts -- YER: 3
Georgia Tech: WR Jaiven Plummer [10.6] << from California -- YER: 1
West Virginia: DB Jacob Bradford [10.6] << from LSU -- YER: 4
Jacksonville State: OL Caleb Holmes [10.6] << from Pittsburgh -- YER: 3
Tennessee State: LB Justin Logan [10.6] << from Arkansas -- YER: 3
UAB: DL Raymond Macias [10.6] << from Campbell -- YER: 2
New Mexico State: WR Myles Libman [10.5] << from Stanford -- YER: 2
UTRGV: QB Garret Rangel [10.5] << from Virginia Tech -- YER: 1
Louisiana Tech: WR Talyn Shettron [10.5] << from Oklahoma State -- YER: 1+
New Mexico State: OL Luke Moise [10.5] << from Wofford -- YER: 2
Bowling Green: LB Sanders Ellis [10.5] << from Purdue -- YER: 2
California: QB Jackson Brousseau [10.4] << from Colorado State -- YER: 2
San Diego State: DB Mike Lindsay [10.4] << from Idaho State -- YER: 3
James Madison: DL Chukwunedu Okeke [10.4] << from Western Kentucky -- YER: 3
Oregon: DL Bleu Dantzler [10.4] << from Oregon State -- YER: 4
UAB: DL Tylin Jackson [10.4] << from Eastern Washington -- YER: 2
LSU: LB TJ Dottery [10.4] << from Ole Miss -- YER: 1
Northwestern: RB Mar'Kel Porter [10.3] << from Bowling Green -- YER: 3
South Alabama: DL Dylan Chiedo [10.3] << from Furman -- YER: 1
San Diego State: WR Aldrich Doe [10.3] << from Bryant -- YER: 2
Auburn: WR Scrap Richardson [10.3] << from Notre Dame -- YER: 4
Alabama: OL Racin Delgatty [10.3] << from Cal Poly -- YER: 2
San Diego State: RB Javion Kinnard [10.3] << from Colorado State -- YER: 3
UAB: LB Muaaz Byard [10.3] << from Middle Tennessee -- YER: 1
South Carolina: TE Max Drag [10.3] << from UCF -- YER: 2
Utah: WR Ricky Johnson [10.2] << from Mississippi State -- YER: 3
Iowa: DL Emmanuel Olagbaju [10.2] << from North Dakota -- YER: 2
Utah: TE Noah Bennee [10.2] << from Weber State -- YER: 1
Oregon: DL Markus Dixon [10.2] << from Clemson -- YER: 2
Stephen F. Austin: RB Rickey Stewart Jr. [10.2] << from Texas -- YER: 4
San Diego State: OL Dennis Jones [10.2] << from Texas Southern -- YER: 1
James Madison: QB Davi Belfort [10.2] << from UCF -- YER: 3
Toledo: OL Ahmad Carwise [10.2] << from Gardner–Webb -- YER: 3
Purdue: OL Jatavius Shivers [10.2] << from South Carolina -- YER: 2
Syracuse: QB Malachi Nelson [10.2] << from UTEP -- YER: 2
California: DL Emmanuel Okoye [10.1] << from Tennessee -- YER: 2
Florida International: DL Jamorie Flagg [10.1] << from Florida State -- YER: 3
Colorado: DL Samu Taumanupepe [10.1] << from Baylor -- YER: 2
Eastern Michigan: OL Cole Dellinger [10.1] << from Michigan State -- YER: 2
Syracuse: QB Danny Lauter [10.1] << from Grambling State -- YER: 1
Syracuse: OL Oluwafunto Akinshilo [10.1] << from UCLA -- YER: 1
Missouri: DL CJ May [10.1] << from Louisville -- YER: 4
Arkansas: DL Xadavien Sims [10.0] << from Oregon -- YER: 3
Missouri State: TE Witt Edwards [10.0] << from Vanderbilt -- YER: 3
Toledo: LB Kari Jackson [10.0] << from Penn State -- YER: 3
Tennessee Tech: LB Tyrese Whitaker [9.99] << from Temple -- YER: 2
Akron: OL Brandon Smith [9.99] << from South Dakota -- YER: 2
South Carolina: WR Charly Mullaly [9.98] << from Holy Cross -- YER: 2
UCF: TE Grayson Brousseau [9.96] << from Oklahoma State -- YER: 3
Georgia: QB Bryson Beaver [9.93] << from Oregon -- YER: 4
Purdue: WR Jaylan Hornsby [9.91] << from Syracuse -- YER: 3
Missouri: OL Colin Sorensen [9.86] << from Charleston Southern -- YER: 2
Western Kentucky: OL Tyreek Major [9.86] << from South Florida -- YER: 3
UTEP: OL Brian Williams [9.85] << from Jackson State -- YER: 2
South Carolina: OL Armando Nieves [9.80] << from New Mexico State -- YER: 3
Sam Houston: K Sam Carpenter [9.79] << from Pittsburgh -- YER: 2
Tennessee: TE Trent Thomas [9.79] << from South Alabama -- YER: 2
UAB: LB Mantrez Walker [9.79] << from Colorado -- YER: 4
Akron: OL Carlos Slayden [9.76] << from Southern Miss -- YER: 1
Oklahoma: TE Jack Van Dorselaer [9.76] << from Tennessee -- YER: 4
Mississippi State: LB Gav Holman [9.73] << from Florida State -- YER: 3
Bowling Green: WR Nicholas Sowell [9.72] << from South Carolina State -- YER: 1
Indiana State: WR Tyler Stewart [9.59] << from Temple -- YER: 3
LSU: OL Sean Thompkins [9.58] << from Baylor -- YER: 2
California: WR Cooper Perry [9.56] << from Oregon -- YER: 3
South Carolina: WR DJ Black [9.56] << from UCF -- YER: 1
Youngstown State: WR Lynn Wyche-El [9.54] << from Division 2 -- YER: 1
Tennessee State: WR Carlos Orr-Gillespie [9.52] << from Utah State -- YER: 3
UCLA: OL Jordan Davis [9.52] << from South Alabama -- YER: 1
Marshall: QB Khalil Wilkins [9.51] << from West Virginia -- YER: 3
Fresno State: TE Jake Appleget [9.36] << from Northern Illinois -- YER: 1
Sam Houston: OL Elijah Collins [9.35] << from Western Carolina -- YER: 3
James Madison: OL Noel Portnjagin [9.34] << from Florida -- YER: 3
Youngstown State: LB Danny Inglis [9.33] << from Iowa State -- YER: 3
Florida: TE Evan Chieca [9.31] << from Division 2 -- YER: 2
Delaware: TE Josh Humes [9.26] << from Coastal Carolina -- YER: 2
Tennessee: QB Ryan Staub [9.25] << from Colorado -- YER: 2
James Madison: LB Lathan Croley [9.23] << from Holy Cross -- YER: 3
Central Michigan: OL Trevor Swan [9.21] << from Grambling State -- YER: 1
Georgia Southern: OL Josh Raymond [9.20] << from Florida State -- YER: 3
Coastal Carolina: OL Mason Barton [9.13] << from Jackson State -- YER: 2
North Texas: WR TJ Chukwurah [9.08] << from Division 2 -- YER: 1
Southeastern Louisiana: QB Cole Welliver [9.05] << from New Mexico -- YER: 3
UAB: WR CJ Smith [9.04] << from Memphis -- YER: 1
San Jose State: OL Ikinasio Tupou [9.03] << from BYU -- YER: 3
Jackson State: OL Jaekwon Bouldin [9.00] << from Mississippi State -- YER: 1
UAB: OL Cooper Young [8.99] << from West Virginia -- YER: 2
Akron: TE Wyatt Hook [8.95] << from Michigan State -- YER: 3
Oklahoma State: TE Morgan McPhaul [8.74] << from VMI -- YER: 1
Buffalo: TE Trevor Wilson [8.74] << from Campbell -- YER: 1
Georgia State: RB Jaylen Poe [8.51] << from Northern Illinois -- YER: 2+
Buffalo: LB Stevie Bracey [8.49] << from Virginia -- YER: 1
South Alabama: K Dylan Freebury [8.4] << from Colorado State -- YER: 4
UCF: QB Kaleb Annett [8.29] << from Boise State -- YER: 3
Massachusetts: QB RJ Johnson III [8.17] << from Florida A&M -- YER: 2
UAB: WR EJ Reid [8.06] << from Wake Forest -- YER: 3
Southern Miss: TE Jeremiah Beck Jr. [8.05] << from Arkansas -- YER: 2
Texas: LB Markus Boswell [7.97] << from Akron -- YER: 3
Mercyhurst: QB Anthony Wolter [7.89] << from Nevada -- YER: 3
UTSA: OL Ibrahim Kebe [] << from Ohio -- YER: 4
Prairie View A&M: QB Dez Thomas II [7.83] << from Grambling State -- YER: 1
Washington State: OL Maximus McCree [7.81] << from Washington -- YER: 1
UAB: TE Sean Persson [7.50] << from Toledo -- YER: 3
Alabama: OL Nick Brooks [7.40] << from Texas -- YER: 3
Troy: K Ethan Head [7.36] << from West Virginia -- YER: 3
Idaho: LB Darrell Gipson [7.10] << from Cincinnati -- YER: 3
Florida State: K Conor McAneney [7] << from Division 2 -- YER: 4
Oregon State: QB Brady Jones [6.50] << from Western Michigan -- YER: 2
Washington: K Hunter McKee [6.11] << from Eastern Washington -- YER: 4
Bucknell: OL Shane Toolan [6.03] << from Temple -- YER: 3
Marshall: WR Aumad Edwards [5.95] << from Kentucky -- YER: 4
Montana: OL Campbell Vandiver [] << from South Carolina -- YER: 2
Oregon State: OL Kwan Johnson [5.63] << from Eastern Illinois -- YER: 3
Temple: RB Cookie Desiderio [5.50] << from Massachusetts -- YER: 1
UAB: TE Scott Isacks [5.41] << from Florida -- YER: 1
Baylor: WR DeBraun Hampton [5.25] << from Florida -- YER: 3
James Madison: RB Malachi Fannin-Render [5.02] << from Liberty -- YER: 4
Lafayette: LB Drew Wilson [4.9] << from Minnesota -- YER: 2+
West Virginia: RB Kayden Luke [4.86] << from Arizona -- YER: 3
South Carolina State: LB Marquis Lane-Owens [3.85] << from Appalachian State -- YER: 2

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