NCAAF · 9 months ago

Top 10 Players Who Entered the College Football Transfer Portal on Day 3

John Canady

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10) OL David Wohlabaugh, Syracuse
David Wohlabaugh enters the transfer portal after spending the past season at Syracuse. The offensive line offers versatility and experience, so Wohlabaugh will likely find a new home fairly quickly.

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1) C Cash Cleveland, Colorado
Cash Cleveland became a top available player in the transfer portal after announcing his decision to enter. The star center was one of the lone bright spots for the Buffaloes' offensive line last season. Cleveland will have plenty of interested teams in pursuit of his services.

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2) CB Jeremiah Wilson, Houston
Jeremiah Wilson spent two seasons at Syracuse before transferring to Houston. The Florida native totaled four pass defenses and four interceptions this past season for the Cougars. Looking for a fresh start, the talented defender now re-enters the portal.
3) EDGE Marcus Burris, Indiana
Marcus Burris committed to Texas A&M as a highly recruited prospect out of high school. After one season with the Aggies, the six-foot-five edge rusher transferred to Indiana, where he spent the last two seasons. The Texas native now heads back to the transfer portal.
4) OL Malik Agbo, Texas
Malik Agbo is another former top recruit who entered the transfer portal. The offensive lineman is hoping to find a sizable role elsewhere. Considering the premium of having a top offensive line, expect Agbo to have a strong market.
5) EDGE/OLB Paul Tangelo, Saint Francis
Paul Tangelo enters the portal after two impressive seasons at St. Francis. The versatile defender announced his decision to join the transfer portal, hoping to prove he can produce with a top program. Tangelo will likely draw plenty of interest on the open market.
6) CB JC Hart, Auburn
JC Hart committed to Auburn as a top recruit out of high school. After one season at Auburn, the six-foot-two defender decided a fresh start would be best for him and his career. Hart has already begun to receive plenty of interest from top teams looking to bolster their secondary.
7) TE Brody Dalton, Troy
Brody Dalton played this past season at Troy, where he reeled in 15 passes for 188 yards and three touchdowns. Although his stats don't pop out at you, the six-foot-five pass catcher has the skillset and the size to be a big-time playmaker in the right system. Looking to prove that, Dalton enters the transfer portal, where he's expected to be a top available tight end.
8) DB Christian Charles, Tennessee
Christian Charles has played the last three seasons at Tennessee, where he's shown flashes of how he could be in the secondary. Despite that, the Georgia native feels like he has more to offer. Now, he lands in the transfer portal seeking an opportunity to do that.
9) CB Noah King, Kansas State
Noah King committed to Kansas State as a four-star recruit. The talented secondary defender was expected to play a significant role in the Wildcats' defense this coming season. Still, now he'll continue his career elsewhere after entering the transfer portal without ever playing a snap for KSU. Keep an eye on King in this portal cycle.
10) OL David Wohlabaugh, Syracuse
David Wohlabaugh enters the transfer portal after spending the past season at Syracuse. The offensive line offers versatility and experience, so Wohlabaugh will likely find a new home fairly quickly.

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1) C Cash Cleveland, Colorado
Cash Cleveland became a top available player in the transfer portal after announcing his decision to enter. The star center was one of the lone bright spots for the Buffaloes' offensive line last season. Cleveland will have plenty of interested teams in pursuit of his services.

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