On Thursday afternoon, the New Mexico State Aggies announced the signing of former Baylor and Oklahoma State running back Dominic Richardson via the transfer po ...

South Bend, Ind. – Notre Dame offensive lineman Pat Coogan, who started 26 games over the last two seasons and often served as the team's pregame hype man, is transferring. Coogan announced his ...

Michigan has had plenty of attrition on its offensive line heading into the 2025 season. Starter Andrew Gentry is gone, and so are depth pieces like Tristan Bou ...

Mississippi State running back Keyvone Lee (24) runs upfield past Western Michigan defensive linemen Marshawn Kneeland (99) ...

247 Sports’ Irish Illustrated confirmed that both interior lineman Pat Coogan and guard Rocco Spindler have entered the transfer portal.

Coogan announced his intentions on social media Thursday and will have one year of eligibility remaining as a graduate transfer. Spindler, a senior, started 13 games at right guard for Notre Dame this ...

The NCAA transfer portal winter cycle for the 2025 college football season officially opened on Dec. 9. WGAL is here to keep ...

Now that Notre Dame’s College Football Playoff run has come to an end, we’re likely to see several Irish players enter the transfer portal over the next few days. According to our reporting partners ...

Kansas football is building some real momentum this offseason, and the transfer portal continues to be a key tool in the Jayhawks’ rise. So far, Lance Leipold and his staff have added 16 intriguing ...

Notre Dame is set to lose another starting offensive lineman to the transfer portal, according to a new report.

The pressure is on some of the biggest programs in college football ahead of the 2025 season. Those that fell short of expectations in the freshly concluded 2024 campaign have something to prove next ...

A lot of schools across the country learned about their transfer portal departures a while ago, but the Ohio State football team played well into January on their national championship run. Now that ...