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Top 12 Players Who Entered the College Football Transfer Portal on Monday

John Canady

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12) WR Anthony Ivey, Penn State
Anthony Ivey committed to Penn State as a four-star recruit out of high school with high upside. Unfortunately, the wideout found his opportunities on special teams, courtesy of a stacked depth chart that left him a victim of the numbers game. Hoping to find a sizable role elsewhere, Ivey enters the portal.

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1) WR Cam Coleman, Auburn
Cam Coleman immediately becomes the top player in the transfer portal after making his intent to split from Auburn clear. The former five-star has totaled 1,306 receiving yards and 13 touchdowns in two seasons with the Tigers, proving to be one of the lone bright spots for the struggling SEC squad. Coleman will have several contenders interested in his services, and with a robust market to choose from, expect the talented wideout to land a top NIL deal.

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2) EDGE Jayden Woods, Florida
Jayden Woods committed to Florida as a top recruit out of high school. The edge rusher took no time to make an impact on the field, racking up 27 total tackles, 3.5 sacks, one interception, a pass defense, and a forced fumble during his freshman season with the Gators. Now, with the head coaching change in Gainesville, the defender hits the portal, where he'll become a top target for several teams.
3) WR Chase Sowell, Iowa State
Chase Sowell began his college career at Colorado before transferring to East Carolina ahead of the 2023 season. After two seasons with the Pirates, the six-foot-three wideout transferred to Iowa State, with the hopes of putting his skillset on full display against increased competition. The Texas native did precisely that, reeling in 32 receptions for 500 yards and two touchdowns, proving to be a reliable big-play threat. Sowell hits the portal following the departure of Cyclones' head coach Matt Campbell.
4) OL Lucas Simmons, Florida State
Lucas Simmons is a former top offensive line recruit from the 2023 class who has become a staple on the Florida State offensive line over the last couple of seasons. The versatile lineman enters with multiple years of eligibility remaining, which alone should bode well for him to find a new home rather quickly.
5) EDGE Keviyan Huddleston, North Texas
Keviyan Huddleston transferred to North Texas ahead of the 2025 season after an underwhelming freshman campaign at TCU. The versatile pass rusher quickly put together a bounce-back season with his increased role, totaling 31 tackles and five sacks, proving to be a force on the Mean Green's defensive line. Keep an eye on Huddleston as a hot name in the portal, a pickup with great value given his price tag and upside.
6) S Bryce Anderson, Texas A&M
Bryce Anderson has spent the last four seasons at Texas A&M, where he's struggled to carve out a consistent role in the Aggies secondary. Despite an inconsistent role, when given the opportunity, Anderson has shown flashes of his ball hawk ability and reliable tackling. As a result, expect the Texas native to have a market for his services.
7) LB Keon Wylie, Penn State
Keon Wylie committed to Penn State as a highly recruited prospect out of high school. In three seasons with the Nittany Lions, the Pennsylvania product has shown flashes of why he was a top recruit. Now, fresh off his best season at PSU, racking up 28 tackles, one sack, and a pass defense, Wylie hits the portal hoping to find a larger role elsewhere as the head coach carousel around the nation continues to lead talented players to the portal.
8) CB Zion Frink, Old Dominion
Zion Frink emerged as a standout defender at Old Dominion this past season, totaling 60 tackles, six pass defenses, a forced fumble, and an interception in his lone season with the Monarchs. Between his size and defensive instincts, Frink has the skillset to be an impact player in nearly any conference, and for that, he should have a robust market.
9) LB Tyler Stolsky, Florida Atlantic
Tyler Stolsky initially committed to Minnesota out of high school, where he spent two seasons before transferring to FAU seeking a larger role. Taking full advantage of his increased opportunities, Stolsky proved to be a sideline-to-sideline defender, piling up 86 total tackles, two pass defenses, and a sack for the Owls. The linebacker put himself in a position to have an abundance of interested suitors in the transfer portal.
10) EDGE/OLB Jaylon Joseph, Lafayette
Jaylon Joseph may be one of the most versatile defenders in the transfer portal, considering the tape he put together at Lafayette this past year. Totaling 22 tackles, 7.5 sacks, six pass defenses, and three forced fumbles bouncing around from defensive line to linebacker, the Texas native will likely be a priority target for several teams seeking a dynamic defender ahead of 2026.
11) QB Billy Edwards Jr., Wisconsin
Billy Edwards Jr. began his college career at Maryland, where he eventually turned heads during his 2024 campaign as a starter for the Terrapins. After an impressive season for the Terps, the dual-threat QB hit the portal last offseason, where he initially committed to Michigan before deciding a fresh start at Wisconsin would allow him to play right away. Unfortunately, injuries took over his lone year at Wisconsin, leading him to return to the transfer portal in search of yet another fresh start.
12) WR Anthony Ivey, Penn State
Anthony Ivey committed to Penn State as a four-star recruit out of high school with high upside. Unfortunately, the wideout found his opportunities on special teams, courtesy of a stacked depth chart that left him a victim of the numbers game. Hoping to find a sizable role elsewhere, Ivey enters the portal.

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1) WR Cam Coleman, Auburn
Cam Coleman immediately becomes the top player in the transfer portal after making his intent to split from Auburn clear. The former five-star has totaled 1,306 receiving yards and 13 touchdowns in two seasons with the Tigers, proving to be one of the lone bright spots for the struggling SEC squad. Coleman will have several contenders interested in his services, and with a robust market to choose from, expect the talented wideout to land a top NIL deal.

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Top 12 Players Who Entered the College Football Transfer Portal on Monday

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