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Top 19 Players Who Intend to Enter the Spring Transfer Window

John Canady

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Jacoby Mathews, Texas A&M
Jacoby Mathews spent two seasons at Texas A&M, showing flashes of being a very talented defensive back. With the size and speed to be a nightmare in the secondary, Matthews will likely find a suitor reasonably quickly after he officially hits the transfer portal. And in the right system, he could be an absolute steal for his next team.
Damien Martinez, Oregon State
Over the last two seasons, Damien Martinez has demonstrated his dynamic running technique, emerging as a significant asset for Oregon State. Concluding his sophomore campaign with notable achievements, he amassed 1,185 yards rushing and secured nine touchdowns. With his imposing stature and multiple years of eligibility ahead, Martinez is primed to garner significant interest from a range of interested parties.
Jaxon Howard, LSU
Jaxon Howard hailed as one of the premier recruits in his class, pledged his commitment to LSU. Despite his potential, the edge rusher had minimal playing time during his freshman season with the Tigers, prompting his choice to enter the transfer portal. With his undeniable talent, Howard is eager for the chance to exhibit his skills. Anticipate numerous programs vying to recruit this defensive standout.
Dallan Hayden, Ohio State
Dallan Hayden a four-star prospect from Tennessee, pledged his commitment to Ohio State. During his freshman campaign with the Buckeyes, the running back showcased his talent by accumulating 553 yards rushing and scoring five touchdowns, averaging five yards per carry. There was anticipation surrounding his potential for a standout sophomore season in the OSU backfield. However, with only 19 carries in 2023, Hayden has opted to enter the transfer portal once the spring window becomes available.
Nyjalik Kelly, Miami
Nyjalik Kelly has recently declared his intention to enter the transfer portal from Miami, becoming a noteworthy addition to the pool of available players. While he has spent two seasons with the Hurricanes, his on-field performance has not fully lived up to the lofty expectations set by his initial four-star recruitment rating. However, with considerable talent and room for development, Kelly remains an appealing prospect for teams in need of bolstering their defensive line. Standing tall at six-foot-five, he holds the potential to be a disruptive force in games, making him a valuable acquisition for any team fortunate enough to secure his services.
Henry Parrish Jr., Miami
Henry Parrish Jr. played two seasons at Ole Miss before making the move to Miami, where he has been a key part of the Hurricanes' backfield for the past two years. Following a standout season in which he rushed for 625 yards and scored six touchdowns, maintaining an impressive average of 6.3 yards per carry, Parrish Jr. is poised for a leadership role in a team's backfield. With aspirations to take on a prominent position, he once again enters the transfer portal in search of the opportunity to showcase his capabilities.
Myles Slusher, Colorado
After three prosperous years at Arkansas, Myles Slusher made his way to Colorado for the 2023 season. Despite his track record, he experienced a downturn in performance within the Buffaloes' defense. Consequently, Slusher has opted to re-enter the transfer portal, seeking a defensive scheme that aligns better with his abilities. Possessing ample experience, the defensive back is expected to draw significant interest from numerous teams once the spring transfer window opens.
J.D. Rhym, Auburn
J.D. Rhym arrived at Auburn with high accolades as a top-ranked cornerback from high school. Despite demonstrating glimpses of potential in his initial two seasons with the Tigers, Rhym has yet to fully realize his aspiration of becoming a shutdown defender. As he prepares to enter the transfer portal, he looks forward to finding a team where he can make strides toward achieving that goal.
Tre’Quon Fegans, USC
Tre’Quon Fegans plans to enter the portal when the spring window opens on Monday. The USC cornerback saw limited time in his freshman season but has plenty of potential to develop into a lockdown corner. Seeking an opportunity to do just that, Fegans will likely have multiple suitors for his services.
KeAndre Lambert-Smith, Penn State
KeAndre Lambert-Smith has spent four years at Penn State, where he’s had up-and-down production. With his most recent season being his best, the wide receiver hopes to build off of his improvement with another season at another program. Lambert-Smith’s 673 receiving yards and four touchdowns from this past season will likely interest schools needing help in the pass-catching area.
Joshua Harris, Ole Miss
Joshua Harris has spent five years at the collegiate level, four at NC State and most recently at Ole Miss. Now, the defensive tackle puts his name back into the transfer portal, looking for another new beginning. Harris will likely serve his next team as a quality depth piece.
S'Maje Burrell, Texas
S’Maje Burrell committed to Texas as a three-star prospect out of high school. Buried on the depth chart of the talented Longhorns roster, the linebacker failed to see any playing time in his freshman year. Entering his name into the portal makes sense for Burrell, as Texas continues to bring in talented defensive playmakers as direct competition for Burrell.
Jason Zandamela, USC
Jason Zandamela committed to USC in 2024 as the program’s highest-rated commit. After very little time as a Trojan, the talented offensive lineman hits the portal, reopening his recruiting. With his talent and potential to be a top interior offensive lineman, Zandamela will have multiple top programs recruiting him.
Andrew Chamblee, Arkansas
Andrew Chamblee is yet another young and talented offensive lineman entering his name into the portal. With multiple years of eligibility left and the potential to be a dominant force in the trenches, Chamblee could be a hot commodity in the portal. And with every team looking to bulk up their offensive line, look for the six-foot-six lineman to land a starting job elsewhere.
Trent Howland, Indiana
Trent Howland has spent three seasons in Indiana, where he hasn’t impacted the Hoosiers offense much. However, after his best season in year three, the running back hopes to use his 354 yards and two touchdowns to find a new team that allows him to showcase his skillset. The Illinois native could be an underrated name in the portal.
Greedy Vance Jr., FSU
Greedy Vance Jr. has spent two seasons at Florida State after transferring from Louisville. In his two years as a Seminole, Vance has served as a depth cornerback but hasn’t solidified himself as a top defensive back in the nation. With plenty of room to grow, the Louisiana native hits the portal, hoping to develop elsewhere.
Nick Evers, Wisconsin
Nick Evers committed to Oklahoma as a four-star prospect out of high school before transferring to Wisconsin. However, much like his time with the Sooners, Evers made no impact on the field with the Badgers. The talented quarterback heads back to the portal, hoping to find a team he can contribute to.
Joseph Griffin Jr., Boston College
Joseph Griffin Jr. announced that he plans to enter the transfer portal when the spring window opens. After two seasons at Boston College, Griffin has a chance to find a more significant role with a new program. With a six-foot-three frame, the wide receiver could be an excellent option for teams needing pass catchers.
Isaiah Augustave, Arkansas
Isaiah Augustave plans to enter the portal after only one season with the Razorbacks. And while his 202 rushing yards and one touchdown may not look like a lot, Augustave showed plenty of flashes of how dangerous an offensive weapon he could be. At six-foot-two, the running back has the speed and athleticism that, combined with his size, could make him a lead back in the backfield at his next stop.
Jacoby Mathews, Texas A&M
Jacoby Mathews spent two seasons at Texas A&M, showing flashes of being a very talented defensive back. With the size and speed to be a nightmare in the secondary, Matthews will likely find a suitor reasonably quickly after he officially hits the transfer portal. And in the right system, he could be an absolute steal for his next team.
Damien Martinez, Oregon State
Over the last two seasons, Damien Martinez has demonstrated his dynamic running technique, emerging as a significant asset for Oregon State. Concluding his sophomore campaign with notable achievements, he amassed 1,185 yards rushing and secured nine touchdowns. With his imposing stature and multiple years of eligibility ahead, Martinez is primed to garner significant interest from a range of interested parties.

Top 19 Players Who Intend to Enter the Spring Transfer Window

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