The 2026 transfer portal has been open for just a few days now and a record number of players have entered the portal with 3,000-plus entries so far. For North Carolina, they are using the portal to ...

CHAMPAIGN — Illinois football added its first signees of the 2026 transfer portal cycle, bringing in a pair of defensive players. Safety Lavon Williams of East Texas A&M and former Penn defensive ...

One of the top offensive weapons on a Big Ten team and one of the highest-ranked players at his position in the college football transfer portal is in play and two notable programs are already making ...

Few schools are set to have as busy a transfer portal season as Penn State. As the transfer window officially opens, the names potentially leaving Penn State continued to grow with the additions of ...

While Colorado didn’t have a great season on the gridiron this fall, Omarion Miller and Tawfiq Byard both stood out. Now, both appear to be on the move. On Wednesday, it was reported that Byard and ...

K-State expects more than a dozen departures when the portal opens in January. Defensive back Donovan McIntosh announced plans to continue his career elsewhere. McIntosh recorded 33 tackles, four pass ...

Dylan Raiola is entering the transfer portal after two years at Nebraska, according to multiple reports. Sources: Nebraska quarterback Dylan Raiola intends to enter the NCAA transfer portal. Hes a ...

Tottenham are reportedly willing to smash their transfer record in order to lure midfielder Pablo Barrios away from Atletico Madrid. Spurs manager Thomas Frank is hoping to relieve some pressure by ...

A $50,000 transfer doesn't move instantly. Banks review it, place temporary holds, and often delay when the funds become available. The process is normal, but it surprises people who expect the money ...

The NCAA transfer portal will take place Jan. 2-16, 2026. A former Tennessee offensive line target will enter the transfer portal. “After careful prayer, I have decided to enter my name into the NCAA ...

Two sibling contractors convicted a decade ago for hacking into US State Department systems have once again been charged, this time for a comically hamfisted attempt to steal and destroy government ...