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A January commit, Curry left LSU after tallying just 91 carries for 336 yards with no touchdowns over three seasons with the Tigers. Like Calvert, however, Curry was ranked by 247 Sports as the 15th-best prospect in the country at his position coming out of high school (class of 2018) and will be looking to get his career going at a place that has had to rebuild its running back room this offseason. - Deseret News

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RB Chris Curry, Transfer
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05/14/21 - Mycah Pittman, rSr/2026, Transfer, 5-11, 195 (DS#999 WR) + More +

Pittman was limited to just eight catches for 123 yards in just four games of real action last season and over two years he's still played in just 12 games. Yet he's probably the Ducks receiver with the highest upside in terms of NFL potential. He has great hands, not withstanding an uncharacteristic few drops in the spring game that he apologized for unprompted. Pittman's potential is huge. He's versatile, agile, has a good game IQ, quick and runs good routes. His lack of experience comes out at times though, whether in run blocking - see the Cal game last season - or his lack of consistent production, which isn't entirely his own fault. In a crowded receiving corps, Pittman's ability to play both Z and Y will help him see the field more. But his greatest opportunity for production may still be a year away. - The Oregonian

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WR Mycah Pittman, Transfer
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04/29/21 - DWan Mathis, rSr/2025, Transfer, 6-5, 200 (DS#999 WR) + More +

There will be no persistent questions over the summer as to the new No. 1 quarterback at Temple. During a Tuesday press conference talking about spring practice which recently concluded, third-year coach Rod Carey said that redshirt freshman D'Wan Mathis, a transfer from Georgia, has earned the No. 1 spot. Redshirt sophomore Re-al Mitchell, who appeared in three games last season for Temple after transferring from Iowa State, is the No. 2 at the moment, according to Carey. Mathis replaces Anthony Russo, a three-year starter, who transferred to Michigan State. While Carey said there are position battles at several spots, he's moving forward at quarterback. "D'Wan is our No. 1, I told him that and Re-al is definitely No. 2, they definitely had the best two springs and it will go in that order for sure," Carey said. - Philadelphia Inquirer/Daily News

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WR DWan Mathis, Transfer
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04/25/21 - Terez Traynor, rSr/2026, Transfer, 6-3, 210 (DS#999 WR) + More +

Western Kentucky wide receiver Terez Traynor has entered the transfer portal, WKU confirmed to the Daily News on Friday. The news was first reported on Twitter by the 247Sports Transfer Portal account. The 6-foot-3, 205-pound redshirt sophomore from Louisville appeared in 10 of WKU's games during the 5-7 2020 season with one start coming at BYU. He had four receptions for 36 yards, including two for 24 yards in a 38-21 victory against FIU on Nov. 21. Traynor redshirted his first season at WKU after coming from Doss High School rated as a three-star recruit by 247Sports. - BG Daily News

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WR Terez Traynor, Transfer
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04/25/21 - Tyson Meiguez, rJr/2026, Transfer, 6-2, 217 (DS#999 ILB) + More +

Speaking Thursday, Georgia Tech defensive coordinator Andrew Thacker expressed his disappointment for freshman linebacker Tyson Meiguez, who announced Tuesday that he had torn his ACL in spring practice. "It's a tough break for him," Thacker said. "Tyson was working with the first two groups and was going to have a big role in terms of a linebacker and special teams." Meiguez figured to challenge for a spot in the linebacker rotation. The Creekside High graduate played in seven games last season. "Hurting for him in this moment," Thacker continued. "He put in a lot of work to get to this point, was having a strong spring season, so definitely hurting for him. But I know he's going to attack his recovery like he does everything, and we look forward to having him back when he gets back." Meiguez's absence could open up a larger role for early-enrollee freshman Trenilyas Tatum from Mount Zion High. Thacker said he had been spending extra time with Tatum to speed his learning process. Thacker said that Tatum is "ahead of the curve" in his ability to finish plays and tackle well. - Atlanta Journal Constitution

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ILB Tyson Meiguez, Transfer
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04/23/21 - Tyson Meiguez, rJr/2026, Transfer, 6-2, 217 (DS#999 ILB) + More +

Georgia Tech linebacker Tyson Meiguez sustained a torn ACL, making it highly unlikely that he'll be able to play next season. Meiguez was expected to play a backup role at linebacker and contribute on special teams. Meiguez made the announcement Tuesday from his Instagram account, saying that he was informed that day that he had suffered the injury as the Yellow Jackets are in their fourth week of spring practice. Meiguez wrote that, at first, he was upset. A member of the 2020 signing class from Creekside High, Meiguez played in seven games last season, mostly in a special-teams role. Last week, coach Geoff Collins said that Meiguez and fellow linebacker Khatavian Franks were having "really good springs." - Atlanta Journal Constitution

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ILB Tyson Meiguez, Transfer
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04/18/21 - Jashaud Stewart, rSr/2025, Transfer, 6-2, 257 (DS#999 DE) + More +

A pair of former Arkansas high school standouts have made strides toward creating larger and more secure roles for themselves in 2021. Zach Williams (Joe T. Robinson) and Jashaud Stewart (Jonesboro) are fighting this spring to become mainstays along Arkansas' defensive line this fall. They have caught the attention of Razorbacks coach Sam Pittman in the process. A sophomore last season, Williams gained valuable experience as he played in nine of 10 games. He earned four starts, including three in a row against Mississippi State, Auburn and Ole Miss. His play led many to believe he could be a major factor in the future.

For Stewart, he saw the field in eight games in 2020, but did not record any statistics. Based on what the second-year head coach has seen through 14 practices, he expects Stewart's name to echo in stadiums in the fall, especially if the 6-2 defensive end adds 10-12 pounds to his frame. "He plays with a tremendous amount of energy, he chases the ball, and you're going to get him every snap," Pittman said Wednesday. "Whatever he's got in there, that's what you're going to get every snap. And I don't believe you have to be a senior to lead. I think you've got to beat somebody out then you become a leader, and that's what he's done. "He's moved up the depth chart and he's made guys that are ahead of him and behind him play harder. The bottom line is he's relentless with his effort and he's going to make a lot of plays. He's not the biggest, not all of those things, but he is one hard-working, hard-playing guy." - Northwest Arkansas Times

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DE Jashaud Stewart, Transfer
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04/09/21 - Arik Gilbert, rSr/2026, Transfer, 6-5, 275 (DS#999 TE) + More +

The long-winding offseason journey for tight end Arik Gilbert hasn't ended quite yet, but LSU coach Ed Orgeron said the former five-star recruit did have a "very good meeting" at the school's facilities recently. Gilbert, who was briefly committed to conference rival Florida, returned to Baton Rouge in March to meet with the team. It is the first known time that Gilbert visited with LSU since he entered the NCAA transfer portal and left the team toward the end of last season. Orgeron said "no decision's been made" yet about just where Gilbert will enroll and play college football again, but the coach said "everybody was happy to see him" and the athletic department checked with its compliance office to make sure the visit could happen. "He hasn't made a decision yet, hasn't told us anything yet," Orgeron said. "I think it's still up in the air, but it was a very positive day when he came." - Baton Rouge Advocate

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TE Arik Gilbert, Transfer
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04/01/21 - Chris Curry, rSr/2024, Transfer, 5-10, 220 (DS#999 RB) + More +

As spring practice at the University of Utah hits the midway point this week, the running back room finds itself in a similar position compared to a year ago at this time. Last spring, the room was crowded, with Devin Brumfield, Jordan Wilmore, TJ Green and Micah Bernard all vying for carries, and that was before intriguing three-star recruit Ty Jordan was due to arrive on campus last summer. Most of those names have changed, but the situation within the position group has not. Bernard is now joined by two Power Five transfers in Oklahoma's T.J. Pledger and LSU's Chris Curry this spring, while four-star recruit Ricky Parks is due on campus this summer.

"As of now, a very similar situation as last year going into fall camp, with the three guys that we've got at the top of the chart now, then adding Ricky Parks, but that could change," Utah coach Kyle Whittingham said. "We've still got nine practices left this spring. As it sits right now, I think that's the best bet, that it will be a four-guy competition." When Power Five-level transfers show up at a new home, they are understandably going to get a lot of attention. Curry, a redshirt sophomore, was on LSU's vaunted 2019 national championship-winning team, which featured Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback Joe Burrow. In the College Football Playoff semifinal win over Oklahoma, Curry started, carrying the ball 16 times for 90 yards. - Salt Lake Tribune

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RB Chris Curry, Transfer
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03/18/21 - Chaz Ah You, rSr/2025, Transfer, 6-1, 220 (DS#999 OLB) + More +

BYU junior linebacker Chaz Ah You has had to deal with a some tough physical challenges after he had surgeries last fall. "I'm still recovering from the surgeries but it's coming along," Ah You said during Monday's teleconference. "I can feel the difference already. Once I lose a couple of the surgery pounds, I feel like I'll be at a very elite level physically." While having his body get back to being at full strength will make a big difference for him on the field, Ah You has also become a champion for mental health.

He opened up about his personal challenges last fall and said that he sees it having an impact in the Cougar football program. "I think the biggest impact it has made is just making it a more comfortable conversation," Ah You said. "I've kind of put my neck out there on the line for people to kind of show them that this is something that a lot of people are dealing with. Since then I've had tons of teammates come up to me and I've been able to direct them to help, because I'm not an expert myself but I do know where they can find it." - Daily Herald

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OLB Chaz Ah You, Transfer
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03/02/21 - Arik Gilbert, rSr/2026, Transfer, 6-5, 275 (DS#999 TE) + More +

Former LSU tight end Arik Gilbert announced Sunday that he will reenter the NCAA transfer portal after de-committing from Florida. Gilbert committed to Florida on Jan. 31 after opting out of the remainder of his freshman season following LSU's loss to Alabama. Gilbert, a rising sophomore, was the prize recruit of the 2020 class, the nation's Gatorade Player of the Year and the highest-rated tight end in the history of 247Sports. In eight games, Gilbert was LSU's second-leading receiver with 35 catches, 368 yards and two touchdowns. - Baton Rouge Advocate

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TE Arik Gilbert, Transfer
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02/16/21 - Demarkcus Bowman, rSr/2025, Transfer, 5-10, 193 (DS#999 RB) + More +

Dan Mullen discussed Florida's trio of new transfers for the first time Monday when he opened his virtual spring speaking tour. The Gators' fourth-year coach held no news conference on National Signing Day, as the program officially announced the addition of running back Demarkcus Bowman (Clemson) and defensive tackles Daquan Newkirk (Auburn) and Antonio Shelton (Penn State). "All three of them are on the team right now getting ready to start spring practice," Mullen said. "So recruiting is a little bit different than it used to be with the whole transfer portal." Bowman was a consensus five-star recruit in the Class of 2020 and decided to transfer to Florida last October. Earlier during the 2021 recruiting cycle, Mullen apparently caught some heat from fans when the Gators didn't have a running back committed. "I know what Bowman brings in," Mullen said. "I see all the social media things that get blasted at me sometimes. I love it, I do. Like, 'The running backs! The running backs!" - Gainesville Sun

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RB Demarkcus Bowman, Transfer
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02/06/21 - Micah Bowens, rSr/2025, Transfer, 5-11, 190 (DS#999 QB) + More +

Oklahoma and transfer quarterbacks have enjoyed a strong relationship during the coach Lincoln Riley era. Baker Mayfield, Kyler Murray and Jalen Hurts orchestrated Riley's highly efficient offense for his first three years as OU's head coach. The Sooners' current starting quarterback, Spencer Rattler, is Riley's first purely homegrown prospect, although it would be naive to believe both Mayfield and Murray's three years under Riley didn't support their development. The Sooners have a new transfer quarterback by way of Penn State, Micah Bowens. - Norman Transcript

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QB Micah Bowens, Transfer
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02/04/21 - Jordan Jakes, rSr/2025, Transfer, 6-5, 215 (DS#999 WR) + More +

UNLV added to its 2020-21 football recruiting class with the announcement of three midyear transfers on Wednesday's national signing day. The Rebels brought in two transfers from Power Five schools, Indiana wide receiver Jordan Jakes and Oregon running back Jayvaun Wilson, and one junior college transfer, Cerritos College (California) offensive lineman Brandon Logan. Jakes is a 6-foot-5-inch, 215-pound receiver who gives the Rebels the tall threat they lost with the departure of Randal Grimes. They hope Jakes, whose father, Van, played cornerback for six seasons in the NFL, will be a strong complement to Mountain West Freshman of the Year Kyle Williams. - Review Journal

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WR Jordan Jakes, Transfer
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01/31/21 - Arik Gilbert, rSr/2026, Transfer, 6-5, 275 (DS#999 TE) + More +

Florida landed one of the country's most coveted transfers Sunday, a likely replacement for star tight end Kyle Pitts. Former LSU standout Arik Gilbert committed to the Gators on Twitter, saying "this is the best situation for me and I’m excited to join the family." The 6-foot-5, 253-pound Gilbert, a five-star prospect and the No. 1 tight end in the 2020 recruiting class, left the Tigers with two games remaining in the 2020 regular season. He's likely to gain immediate eligibility under the NCAA's relaxed transfer rules. The Marietta, Georgia, native caught 35 passes for 368 yards and two touchdowns before opting out. He returned home following a 55-17 loss to Alabama in early December and left open the door to return to Baton Rogue. But he ended up in the transfer portal and clearly on coach Dan Mullen's radar. - AP College Football

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TE Arik Gilbert, Transfer
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