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The Gators' backfield took a hit Friday with Demarkcus Bowman's decision to transfer from the Florida football program, a source confirmed to The Gainesville Sun. Bowman is the fourth UF player to exit the program within the last week, following the departures of Mordecai McDaniel, Fenley Graham and Chris Thomas Jr. Bowman seemingly confirmed his imminent departure on social media, saying "I love the Ville", followed by a sad face emoji, on his Twitter account.

It's not Bowman's first time seeking out a new college destination. A former standout at Lakeland High, Bowman initially signed with Clemson University as a five-star prospect before opting to transfer after the 2020 season. During his first season with the program, Bowman found himself behind Dameon Pierce, Malik Davis and Nay'Quan Wright on Florida's depth chart, resulting in just four appearances during the 2021 campaign. He finished the season with just 14 carries for 81 yards, though Bowman was expected to compete for a larger role during coach Billy Napier's inaugural season with the program. - Gainesville Sun

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RB Demarkcus Bowman, Transfer
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06/01/22 - Nathan Rawlins-Kibonge, rSr/2026, Transfer, 6-6, 240 (DS#999 DE) + More +

Tuesday was reporting day for summer football workouts at South Alabama, and the Jaguars added seven Division I transfers. Among the newcomers is defensive end Nathan Rawlins-Kibonge, an Oklahoma transfer with four seasons of eligibility remaining. Rawlins-Kibonge, originally from Portland, Ore., was rated a four-star prospect in the 2021 recruiting class. The 6-foot-6, 256-pound Rawlins-Kibonge did not see any game action at Oklahoma last season before entering the NCAA transfer portal at the end of April. He was a two-sport star at Jefferson High School in Portland, where he also excelled in basketball.

Also officially joining the Jaguars, but not previously announced publicly, are offensive tackle PJ Mixon (Jacksonville State) and kicker Jacob Meeks (Texas Tech). Mixon, originally from Montgomery, and Meeks both have one season of eligibility remaining. Rawlins-Kibonge, Mixon and Meeks join a group that also includes running backs Omni Wells (Mississippi State) and Marco Lee (Virginia Tech), offensive guard James Robinson (Tennessee) and safety Marvin Martin (Kansas State). All are expected to enroll in summer school classes and begin practice when the Jaguars open fall camp in early August. - Birmingham News

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DE Nathan Rawlins-Kibonge, Transfer
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05/29/22 - Tim Lawson, rSr/2026, Transfer, 6-4, 290 (DS#999 OG) + More +

Marshall football head coach Charles Huff continues to utilize the transfer portal for one of the key areas of need on the offensive side of the ball, adding a second former Power Five lineman to the mix Thursday. Tim Lawson, who spent the last two seasons with the Louisville Cardinals, announced his commitment to the Thundering Herd on social media Thursday morning. Lawson adds to a running list of transfer portal pickups for Marshall and is the second offensive lineman to transfer from a Power Five program after ex-Rutgers big man Cedrice Paillant, who committed in mid-April.

For Lawson, the decision was easy, but multiple factors played in to his decision, including good first impressions by the coaching staff, Marshall's proven ability to produce NFL-caliber offensive linemen and familiarity with the offensive scheme. Listed at 6-foot-6 and weighing 305 pounds, Lawson adds a good deal of size to the offensive line and said he believes his experience at Louisville will translate well in Huntington. "I'm used to the game now. I'm used to college football," Lawson said. "I had my times where I seen how fast the game moves, and pretty much the same way how the offense is here, they pretty much run there at Marshall." A native of Fort Washington, Maryland, Lawson committed to Louisville after graduating from the National Christian Academy and spent two seasons with the Cardinals without appearing in any games. - Charleston Gazette

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OG Tim Lawson, Transfer
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05/28/22 - Joey Yellen, rSr/2025, Transfer, 6-3, 210 (DS#999 QB) + More +

The University of Hawaii football team is scheduled to appear four times on national television this season. The Week Zero season opener on Aug. 27 between UH and Vanderbilt will be shown on the CBS Sports Network. Kickoff is scheduled for 4:30 p.m. at the Ching Complex. CBS Sports Network also will air the Rainbow Warriors' Oct. 8 road game against San Diego State at the new Snapdragon Stadium. That telecast will begin at 4:30 p.m. Fox Sports Network will show the Warriors' road game against Fresno State on Nov. 5. No kickoff time has been announced.

The Warriors' Sept. 10 game against Michigan at the Big House will be televised on the Big Ten Network. That game will start at 2 p.m. FloSports, which owns the video streaming rights to New Mexico State's football games, is expected to pick up the Sept. 24 meeting in Las Cruces, N.M. That leaves seven UH games available to Spectrum Sports, which produces the pay-per-view telecasts. - Honolulu Advertiser

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QB Joey Yellen, Transfer
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05/26/22 - Kevaris Hall, rSr/2025, Transfer, 6-3, 202 (DS#999 CB) + More +

Another day, another player transfers to SMU. Tulane DB Kevaris Hall announced his transfer to SMU on Tuesday after two uneventful years away from his home state. "I'm Back Where I Belong" The former three-star recruit and Red Oak standout had 1 interception and 8 tackles in his two years with the Green Wave and only played in one game for them last season. SMU has been very active in the transfer portal, adding seven transfer commitments during the beginning of May. Overall, they have added 15 commits and its transfer class ranks 16th in the country according to 247Sports rankings. - Dallas Morning News

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CB Kevaris Hall, Transfer
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05/26/22 - James Robinson, rSr/2025, Transfer, 6-5, 325 (DS#999 OG) + More +

Former Tennessee offensive guard James Robinson is moving to South Alabama a Division I transfer. Robinson, originally from Montgomery, has three seasons of eligibility remaining. He played in all 13 games - primarily on special teams - for the Volunteers in 2021 after redshirting as a true freshman. The 6-foot-4, 340-pound Robinson was rated a 3-star prospect in the 2020 recruiting class. He was a first-team Class 6A All-State pick as a senior at Carver High School in 2019. Robinson is the fourth Power 5 transfer to commit to the Jaguars in the current cycle, joining running backs Omni Wells (Mississippi State) and Marco Lee (Virginia Tech) and safety Marvin Martin (Kansas State). South Alabama is expected to add a half-dozen or so more by the time summer workouts begin in June. - Birmingham News

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OG James Robinson, Transfer
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05/24/22 - James Robinson, rSr/2025, Transfer, 6-5, 325 (DS#999 OG) + More +

Former Tennessee offensive guard James Robinson has committed to join the South Alabama program as a Division I transfer. Robinson, originally from Montgomery, has three seasons of eligibility remaining. He played in all 13 games - primarily on special teams - in 2021 after redshirting as a true freshman. The 6-foot-4, 340-pound Robinson was rated a 3-star prospect in the 2020 recruiting class. He was a first-team Class 6A All-State pick as a senior at Carver High School in 2019. Robinson is the third Division I transfer to commit to the Jaguars in the current cycle, joining running backs Omni Wells (Mississippi State) and Marco Lee (Virginia Tech) and safety Marvin Martin (Kansas State). - Birmingham News

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OG James Robinson, Transfer
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05/24/22 - Kamarro Edmonds, rSr/2026, Transfer, 5-11, 220 (DS#999 RB) + More +

Just three weeks ago, UNC football player Kamarro Edmonds elected to enter the transfer portal. The announcement was rather surprising, given that the UNC football program had recently wrapped up its set of spring practices. After having what was reported as a good spring camp, it seemed as if Edmonds was set to make an impact in the Tar Heels backfield this season. However, Edmonds decided it was time to move on, and has officially found a new home.

Edmonds announced that he has committed to continue his academic and athletic career at East Carolina University. The former four-star recruit will now look to make his mark in the Pirates backfield for head coach Mike Houston. We don't know exactly why he decided to transfer, and of course, we don't wish to speculate. However, it could have something to do with the Tar Heels running back depth, as it will be tough for all the talented players to see the field as much as they would like to. - Keeping It Heel.com

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RB Kamarro Edmonds, Transfer
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05/19/22 - Deuce Hogan, rSr/2026, Transfer, 6-3, 220 (DS#999 QB) + More +

Scoping SEC QB transfers: Eleven quarterbacks transferred to 10 SEC schools this offseason, with South Carolina's Spencer Rattler the lone guaranteed starter of the entire group. Here are On3.com ratings No.9 - Deuce Hogan, Kentucky (from Iowa). The former 4-star prospect out of Texas in the 2020 class threw one pass in two seasons for the Hawkeyes. He left the program in December due to what his mom described in a Facebook post as a slanderous statement by Iowa head coach Kirk Ferentz earlier in the season. The Wildcats have a bonafide 1-2 with Levis and backup Beau Allen, but Hogan is a quality 3rd-string, insurance option for Mark Stoops. - On3.com

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QB Deuce Hogan, Transfer
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05/16/22 - Fred Seabrough Jr., rSr/2026, Transfer, 6-4, 236 (DS#999 TE) + More +

Poised for a 2022 standout season: TE Fred Seabrough, a freshman, emerged as a target for QB Devin Leary as Wolfpack coach Dave Doeren limited reps for older starters. Seabrough caught three passes for 38 yards in the spring game and could be an option this fall. - AP College Football

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TE Fred Seabrough Jr., Transfer
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05/16/22 - Rodney Groce Jr., rSr/2025, Transfer, 6-0, 220 (DS#999 ILB) + More +

Six months after he announced his transfer to Arizona State, linebacker Rodney Groce is on the move again. Groce entered his name in the NCAA Transfer Portal on Sunday. Groce is a former three-star recruit who hails from Pleasant Grove, Alabama. He ranked as the No. 519 overall prospect and the 35th best linebacker in the 2020 class according to On3 Consensus. Despite this, he failed to make an impression in his first two years, appearing in just one game without recording any stats. This prompted him to enter the portal, and on Dec. 6 he announced that he would join Arizona State. Apparently that didn't work out the way he planned, and he is set to join his third school in as many years. - On3.com

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ILB Rodney Groce Jr., Transfer
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05/14/22 - Chase Locke, rSo/2025, Transfer, 6-3, 195 (DS#999 WR) + More +

The University of Wyoming landed its second Power Five transfer in the past two weeks Thursday, as former USC wide receiver Chase Locke announced his decision to join the Cowboys. Locke joins Alabama defensive end Keelan Cox, who committed shortly after the spring game April 30, as the Pokes' most recent high-profile additions. Locke did not see the field in his three years at USC, but he enjoyed a successful high school career while playing in the two highest classifications in Texas.

The San Antonio product earned second-team All-District 26-5A honors as a junior in 2017 after catching 52 passes for 659 yards and seven touchdowns at Boerne Champion. He followed that up with first-team All-District 28-6A honors in 2018, as he hauled in 36 catches for 672 yards and eight touchdowns, while helping lead San Antonio O'Connor to an undefeated regular season. - Wyoming Tribune Eagle

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WR Chase Locke, Transfer
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05/12/22 - Ky Thomas, rSr/2026, Transfer, 5-11, 200 (DS#999 RB) + More +

Poised for a 2022 standout season: Minnesota transfer Ky Thomas and Nebraska transfer Sevion Morrison join Devin Neal in giving the Jayhawks one of the better running back groups in the Big 12 next season. They'll need all three of them to contribute, too, given the mediocre play of the Kansas offensive line in recent years and lingering questions at quarterback. - AP College Football

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RB Ky Thomas, Transfer
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05/08/22 - Antoine Booth, rSr/2026, Transfer, 5-11, 172 (DS#999 CB) + More +

Growing up, Antoine Booth took any opportunity to visit James Madison in order to catch a game inside Bridgeforth Stadium. A young football player at the time, Booth watched as the Dukes battled Colonial Athletic Association foes like Richmond and William & Mary. As he sat in the stands, Booth had the thought of playing at JMU creep into the back of his mind. Booth's father, Tony, starred for the Dukes during his four years in Harrisonburg. The older Booth was a two-time All-American, set the single-season interceptions record in 1997 (now second-most) and was drafted in the seventh round by the Carolina Panthers the following season.

Fast forward to this week and Antoine, a Michigan State defensive back, announced he was transferring to JMU, following in his father's footsteps. Booth said his dad never pressured him to pick the Dukes, but was happy when he told him he was trading his green and white in for purple and gold. "To be honest, it was a dream come true to be able to commit to JMU," Booth said. "This was something that I loved. I've always had love for JMU." The former Spartan only spent a couple weeks in the transfer portal after entering the NCAA's revolving door after Michigan State's spring game. - Daily News-Record

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CB Antoine Booth, Transfer
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05/08/22 - Cody Brown, rSr/2026, Transfer, 5-10, 215 (DS#999 RB) + More +

There's a lengthy tradition of superb running backs at Parkview High in Lilburn, Ga. Cody Brown was the latest in line, and ninth-year Panthers coach Eric Godfree said Brown possesses a distinct trait that should allow him to succeed at his next stop in college. Earlier this week, Brown announced his decision to transfer from Miami, where he spent his freshman season this past fall, to Virginia. He'll be eligible right away for the Cavaliers, who have a need at the running back position. "He has tremendous balance in his lower half and he does such a great job with it," Godfree said Friday. "He stays square with the balance he has and then as soon as he gets to the next level, he can finish his runs. I think that's what's really unique about him is how many long runs he did have and did finish.

At Parkview, Brown racked up 5,221 career rushing yards and tallied three straight seasons of 1,500 yards on the ground or more to become the next great running back for a prep program that produced Chris Carson, who currently is with the Seattle Seahawks and formerly starred for Oklahoma State, in addition to past Auburn standout Brad Lester as well as Brett Millican, who played at Georgia and in the NFL, too. - Charlottesville Daily Progress

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RB Cody Brown, Transfer
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