Top 10 Players Who Committed in the CFB Transfer Portal This Week
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10) WR Nyziah Hunter (Cal -> Nebraska)
Nyziah Hunter was one of the most reliable playmakers for Cal this season of offense. After the wideout entered the portal, he became a prime target for many competitive programs. In the end, Matt Rhule and Nebraska landed a commitment from Hunter, who has a chance to be a big focus in their offense next year.
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1) QB John Mateer (Washington State -> Oklahoma)
John Mateer quickly became the most interesting player on the market when he announced he'd leave Washington State before the Cougars bowl game. The star quarterback quickly garnered interest in the portal, but it became clear that Oklahoma would be his likely destination. In the end, Mateer opted to commit to the Sooners, where he has the chance to compete in a loaded SEC conference next season.
2) WR Nic Anderson (Oklahoma -> LSU)
Nic Anderson rose to the top of the list when it came to available playmakers after the former Oklahoma wideout entered the transfer portal. LSU and Brian Kelly made the versatile pass catcher a priority target in no time. Now, Anderson lands with the Tigers, where he'll have a chance to be a premier option in their explosive offense.
3) QB Luke Kromenhoek (Florida State -> Mississippi State)
Luke Kromenhoek committed to Florida State as a five-star recruit. After a down season with the Seminoles, the quarterback entered the portal looking for a fresh start to continue his collegiate career. Kromenhoek lands at Mississippi State, where he gets the opportunity to compete against top competition and have an offense focused around him.
4) WR CJ Daniels (LSU -> Miami)
CJ Daniels transferred to LSU last offseason after a strong year at Liberty. Following a down year with the Tigers, the wideout entered the portal again, hoping a fresh start could help him return to his former self. Landing in Miami, Daniels will have a chance to show that he's still a top receiver in the nation.
5) EDGE Will Heldt (Purdue -> Clemson)
After a strong season for Purdue this past year, Will Heldt entered the transfer portal, where he quickly became the No. 1 available edge rusher on the market. The talented defender impressed so much that he persuaded Clemson and Dabo Swinney to make him one of their first transfer portal additions ever. Heldt will head to the Palmetto State to compete in the ACC next year.
6) QB Maalik Murphy (Duke -> Oregon State)
Maalik Murphy rejuvenated his career this season as the starting quarterback at Duke after multiple years as the backup at Texas. Following his impressive season with the Blue Devils, the quarterback entered the portal where he gained interest from numerous teams looking for an answer at quarterback. After multiple visits to different programs, Murphy lands at Oregon State.
7) RB Ahmad Hardy (UL Monroe -> Missouri)
Ahmad Hardy had a monster freshman season at Louisiana Monroe. After entering the portal, many top teams were chomping at the bit to land the shifty running back. Nonetheless, Missouri and Eli Drinkwitz stood out to Hardy and his camp ahead of the other top programs that pursued him. Now, he is preparing to suit up for the Tigers in 2025.
8) OT Isaiah World (Nevada -> Oregon)
Isaiah World has proven that he's one of the top offensive linemen in the country during his time at Nevada. When he entered the portal, it even caught the attention of Dan Lanning and Oregon, who are preparing for a playoff run. World lands in the Big Ten with the Ducks as he looks to be part of a postseason run of his own this time next year.
9) WR Eric Rivers (FIU -> Georgia Tech)
Eric Rivers showed out at Florida International this season and became one of the more coveted playmakers in the portal. After contemplating his offers, the wide receiver committed to Georgia Tech, where he'll likely take on the same role Eric Singleton Jr. had in the team's offense this season.
10) WR Nyziah Hunter (Cal -> Nebraska)
Nyziah Hunter was one of the most reliable playmakers for Cal this season of offense. After the wideout entered the portal, he became a prime target for many competitive programs. In the end, Matt Rhule and Nebraska landed a commitment from Hunter, who has a chance to be a big focus in their offense next year.
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1) QB John Mateer (Washington State -> Oklahoma)
John Mateer quickly became the most interesting player on the market when he announced he'd leave Washington State before the Cougars bowl game. The star quarterback quickly garnered interest in the portal, but it became clear that Oklahoma would be his likely destination. In the end, Mateer opted to commit to the Sooners, where he has the chance to compete in a loaded SEC conference next season.
