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Top 10 Players Who Entered the CFB Transfer Portal on Monday

John Canady

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10) QB Zach Calzada, Incarnate Word
Zach Calzada started his collegiate journey at Texas A&M. After two years with the Aggies, the six-foot-four gunslinger transferred to Incarnate Word for a bit of a reset. After impressing this past season with 35 passing touchdowns, five rushing touchdowns, and only nine interceptions, Calzada hits the portal looking to build on his career year with the remaining year of eligibility he has left.

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1) QB John Mateer, Washington State
John Mateer emerged as a star in his first season as the starting quarterback for the Washington Cougars. The Texas native finished the season with 29 touchdowns and seven interceptions. Mateer contemplated entering the portal as the Cougars prepared for their bowl matchup. Still, the sophomore opted to forego his final game with the team and look for a fresh start elsewhere. Mateer officially inserts his name into the mix while already receiving an expert prediction to land at Oklahoma.

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2) QB Air Noland, Ohio State
Air Noland committed to Ohio State as one of the top quarterbacks in his draft class of 2024. However, with the team bringing in Julian Sayin last offseason, the writing seemed on the wall for Noland to be a premiere candidate this offseason. Now, the talented left-hander hits the portal and will immediately become a prime candidate for top programs nationwide.
3) LB Nikhai Hill-Green, Colorado
Nikhai Hill-Green transferred to Colorado last offseason after an impressive year at Charlotte the season prior. However, the versatile linebacker followed it up with a career year with the Buffaloes, racking up 82 total tackles, four pass defenses, two interceptions, and two sacks this season. The All-Big 12 defender will be on the market with plenty of suitors for his services.
4) WR Isaiah Horton, Miami
Isaiah Horton is one of the more recent playmakers to enter their name into the portal. The six-foot-four wideout totaled 616 receiving yards and five touchdowns this season. Horton will have plenty of options with two years of eligibility left.
5) QB Beau Pribula, Penn State
Beau Pribula spent the last two seasons as the backup quarterback at Penn State where he showed flashes of his talent in limited snaps. Following the announcement that Drew Allar is returning for his senior season, mixed with the incoming recruits at quarterback, it seemed like a no-brainer for Pribula to get a fresh start. He'll be an interesting name to monitor throughout this process.
6) WR Devonte Ross, Troy
Devonte Ross has spent three seasons at Troy, where he emerged as a big-time playmaker this season. The shifty wideout racked up 76 receptions for 1,043 yards and 11 touchdowns this year. Now, the Georgia native enters the portal looking to find a role with a bigger program to prove he's a top wide receiver.
7) RB Kewan Lacy, Missouri
Kewan Lacy committed to Missouri out of high school as one of the top running backs in his respective class and ranked as a top-90 recruit. The running back saw limited opportunity in his freshman season with the Tigers and will now hit the portal with three years of eligibility remaining.
8) WR Chance Fitzgerald, Virginia Tech
Chance Fitzgerald committed to Virginia Tech as a four-star prospect out of high school. The wide receiver struggled to see the field in his freshman season and as a result, he enters the portal looking for a fresh start. At six-foot-two, the talented playmaker will have interest from many teams around the nation.
9) IOL Eugene Brooks, Oklahoma
Eugene Brooks committed to Oklahoma out of high school with high hopes for his ability on the offensive line. The big man was expected to be a force in the trenches as a four-star recruit. However, after a lackluster freshman season with the Sooners, the talented lineman hits the portal where he'll likely find a home quickly.
10) QB Zach Calzada, Incarnate Word
Zach Calzada started his collegiate journey at Texas A&M. After two years with the Aggies, the six-foot-four gunslinger transferred to Incarnate Word for a bit of a reset. After impressing this past season with 35 passing touchdowns, five rushing touchdowns, and only nine interceptions, Calzada hits the portal looking to build on his career year with the remaining year of eligibility he has left.

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1) QB John Mateer, Washington State
John Mateer emerged as a star in his first season as the starting quarterback for the Washington Cougars. The Texas native finished the season with 29 touchdowns and seven interceptions. Mateer contemplated entering the portal as the Cougars prepared for their bowl matchup. Still, the sophomore opted to forego his final game with the team and look for a fresh start elsewhere. Mateer officially inserts his name into the mix while already receiving an expert prediction to land at Oklahoma.

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Top 10 Players Who Entered the CFB Transfer Portal on Monday

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