College football transfer portal: Alabama, Oklahoma among teams with major upgrades
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Several college football programs have been active in the transfer portal, improving key positions ahead of the 2025 season's conclusion. Penn State and Oklahoma State lead the nation with 21 and 19 portal commits, respectively. This activity is driven in part by players following their former coaches, such as Matt Campbell and Eric Morris, to new programs.
Alabama secured running back Hollywood Smothers from NC State, a top rusher in the ACC, to bolster their backfield. Arizona State added wide receiver Omarion Miller from Colorado, marking their highest-rated transfer. Auburn's key acquisition is quarterback Byrum Brown from South Florida, expected to be a foundational player for the team.
Florida State added running back Quintrevion Wisner from Texas, aiming to strengthen their backfield. Indiana brought in wide receiver Nick Marsh from Michigan State and edge rusher Tobi Osunsanmi from Kansas State, as they prepare for a rebuild after a successful 2025 season. Louisville secured quarterback Lincoln Kienholz
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