Early college football transfer portal winners, losers: Texas Tech reloads, LSU starts slow

The college football transfer portal has seen significant movement as teams aim to bolster their rosters for the upcoming season. Indiana emerged as a major winner, securing top talents like TCU quarterback Josh Hoover and Michigan State receiver Nick Marsh. Texas Tech made headlines by acquiring Cincinnati quarterback Brendan Sorsby and addressing key positions with players like Kansas State linebacker Austin Romaine. Oklahoma State, under new coach Eric Morris, successfully integrated players from North Texas, including quarterback Drew Mestemaker.

Penn State capitalized on the transfer market by adding 12 FBS starters, primarily from Iowa State, enhancing its roster under Matt Campbell. Texas A&M focused on strategic additions, bringing in Tulsa linebacker Ray Coney and Colorado safety Tawfiq Byard, among others.

Conversely, LSU faced challenges with notable departures and uncertainty surrounding quarterback acquisitions. Iowa State and Florida State grappled with significant roster losses, impacting their depth and future prospects. North Texas experienced a substantial exodus following a stellar season, while San Diego State saw key