Rivals Transfer Portal – Which teams had the best transfer portal meetups on National Signing Day

There were a lot of storylines surrounding the high school prospect during National Signing Day on Wednesday, and the same can be said for the action within the transfer gate.

We determine which teams have the best signings on Wednesday’s transfer portal.

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Deon Sanders He’s generated some much-needed buzz around the Colorado program and standout additions Jackson State Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter are only helping. Sanders threw for 6,983 yards with 70 touchdowns and only 14 interceptions in his two seasons with the Tigers while Hunter exuded high draft pick skill that began in his first year of college.

The Buffaloes have also tackled the offensive line with the addition of tackle Savion Washington (Kent State) and guard Tyler Brown (Jackson State) with an eye on adding defensive players who should have immediate effects on the defensive line Taijh Watson (West Virginia) and Shane Cokes (Dartmouth) ), and linebacker La Fonta Bentley (Clemson).

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The Wildcats were able to bolster their offense in a key way, highlighted by the additions of quarterback Devin Leary (NC State) and running back Re’Mahn Davis (Vanderbilt). Leary, ranked No. 3 in the Rivals’ transfer rankings, threw for 6,807 yards and 62 touchdowns against just 16 interceptions during his time with the Wolfpack while Davis was coming off a 1,000-yard season with the Commodores.

Tanner Bowles (Alabama) and Marquis Cox (Northern Illinois) also address needs along the offensive line. Defensively, the Wildcats added two talented young defensive backs in JQ Hardaway (Cincinnati) and Jantzen Dunn (Ohio State).

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New coach Nebraska Matt Rowley He’s looking forward to retooling his roster and making some noise in 2023. At the moment, his team has added six quality transfers out of the gate.

Offensively, Rhule’s transfer class was highlighted by former Georgia Tech quarterback Jeff Sims, a 23-game starter for the Yellow Jackets who threw for 4,464 yards with 30 touchdowns versus 23 interceptions to go for 1,166 yards and 11 touchdowns in his career.

Josh Felix has joined the Cornhuskers. He’s another veteran with 45 career games under his belt, catching 69 passes for 707 yards and three touchdowns while also rushing for 88 yards during his tenure with the Bears.

Defensively, Nebraska has added some quality young talent in key linebacker Borders (FL), safety Corey Collier Jr. (FL) and defensive lineman Elijah Gowdy (Texas A&M)—each with three years of eligibility remaining.

In addition, Nebraska added long snapper Marco Ortiz from Florida to fill a significant need on special teams.

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one more time, Mel Tucker He restocks his roster from the transfer portal, and announces eight additions to the Spartans’ roster on Wednesday. The jewel in the crown is former Texas A&M linebacker Tonmez Adele, the No. 7 player in the Rivals transfer rankings. The former five-star prospect is coming off his freshman season offering plenty of pass-rushing potential and three years of eligibility remaining.

Michigan also addressed other defensive needs by adding tackles Jarrett Jackson (Florida State) and Dre Butler (Liberty) to go along with former Wisconsin linebacker Semar Melvin.

Offensively, the Spartans addressed running back needs with Nathan Carter (UConn) and added two tight ends in Ademola Faleye (Norfolk State) and Tyneil Hopper (Boise State).

Special teams needs have also been met with the addition of former North Carolina kicker Jonathan Kim, a starting specialist for the Tar Heels.

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Oregon head coach Dan Lanning And his staff have added five high-quality transfers to their list so far in the gate window. Their biggest pledge came Wednesday when former Rhode Island offensive tackle Ajani Cornelius picked the Ducks out of a top-4 team that also included Ohio State, Nebraska and Tennessee.

Cornelius, a 22-game starting right tackle and first-team All-CAA player, joins Junior Angilua (Texas) to help bolster Oregon’s offensive line ahead of the 2023 season, which will see the return of quarterback Bo Nix.

Angeloa missed the 2022 season with a knee injury in fall camp, but started 34 games during his tenure with the Longhorns.

The Ducks also added talented pass catcher Trayshawn Holden (Alabama), who started five games for the Crimson Tide and caught 25 catches for 331 yards and six touchdowns last season.

Oregon has also beefed up its defense, adding veterans Justin Jacobs (LB, Iowa) and Jerry Jackson (CB, Alabama).

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