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South Carolina quarterback Spencer Rattler will not comment on his future until after the Gator Bowl he said on Wednesday. Once upon a time, Rattler was being heralded as the next big thing and was being touted as a number one NFL draft pick before even leaving high school. However, Rattler has struggled at the college level and was benched by Oklahoma in favor of Caleb Williams last season. He then entered the transfer portal and made his move to the Gamecocks, where he hit top form at the end of the season to turn over Tennessee and Clemson. Rattler to announce decision on future after Gator Bowl Spencer Rattler is 100 percent focused on his team’s matchup with Notre Dame in the Gator Bowl. He is so focused that he is refusing to even talk about his future after the Gator Bowl. Whether R...

LSU will lose one of their big offensive weapons to the NFL after Kayshon Boutte declared on Wednesday that he was now entering the 2023 NFL Draft. Boutte had said that he was staying at LSU for another season, but said that he had since changed his mind. Earlier in the season, Boutte removed all LSU content from his social media sparking rumors of a transfer, but that issue appeared to be solved as Boutte played some good football down the stretch. Now without their star wide receiver, LSU will be looking to their talented incoming freshman class and transfers to step up next season. Boutte does a 180 and declares for NFL draft Kayshon Boutte declared early in December that he was ready to win the national championship with LSU. He was not entering the draft and he was returning to Baton ...

One of the most fascinating areas of college football in recent years has been the NCAA transfer portal. Teams are using it to strengthen their rosters, while players are looking at it to get to stronger teams or up their playing time. Over 1,000 NCAA football players entered the portal in the first week it was open this season. Here, we will take a look at which of the Power Five teams are losing the most players to the transfer portal this season. 5. Miami Hurricanes – 18 Currently, the Hurricanes have 18 players that have transferred or are in the NCAA transfer portal. The greatest losses to Miami come on defense where four-star recruits, defensive back Avantae Williams and defensive lineman Darrell Jackson have left. Williams is heading to Maryland, while Jackson will head to Florida S...

Another quarterback has found a new home after entering the transfer portal. This time, former Texas Longhorns QB Hudson Card has signed with Purdue. Purdue are currently transitioning from former coach Jeff Brohm, who left to coach his alma mater Louisville. New coach Ryan Walters will get help from former New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees to coach their bowl game versus LSU. Card likely to be Purdue’s new starter Hudson Card announced on Tuesday that his new college next season will be Purdue. Card entered the transfer portal at the beginning of December with competition for the quarterback spot at Texas looking fierce next season. Incumbent, Quinn Ewers will look to hold onto the starting spot. However, the country’s consensus number one recruit, Arch Manning will look to unseat...

Bethune-Cookman is a school that only ardent college football fans will be aware of. However, they have just made a big splash in hopes of becoming more prominent on the recruiting trail and in households around the country. Bethune-Cookman has just hired Ed Reed to be their next head football coach. Reed, who is in the NFL Hall of Fame, previously played at safety for the Baltimore Ravens before spending his last season at Houston and the New York Jets in 2013. Reed played his college ball at Miami. Ed Reed follows Deion Sanders’ Lead Ed Reed’s first head coaching gig will be at the Bethune-Cookman Wildcats, the school announced on Tuesday. Reed has limited coaching experience having been an assistant defensive backs coach in the NFL in 2016. However, he has spent the last three seasons a...

Changing one’s mind is a student’s prerogative, and Peyton Bowen knows so more than most. The five-star defensive back flipped from Notre Dame to Oregon on National Signing Day, and is now flipping again. This time, Bowen has said he is signing for Oklahoma. College football has had a wild last couple of days with commitments, decommitments, and transfers happening at a rapid pace. This is just the latest drama in one of the craziest recruiting seasons of all time. South Bend to Oregon to Norman Oregon head coach Dan Lanning must have been overjoyed on Wednesday when he managed to flip five-star safety Peyton Bowen from Notre Dame. On Thursday afternoon, that smile would have been wiped off his chops when Bowen decided to flip again, this time to Oklahoma under defensive mastermind Brent V...

Dabo Swinney is at it again, folks. The Clemson head coach known for his cringeworthy statements and backing out of promises he made about quitting coaching gigs if players were to get paid, is always good for a soundbite, and Wednesday was no different. This time, Swinney was talking about players and NIL deals. NIL deals are becoming a massive part of recruiting and the transfer portal in college football and Swinney was keen to emphasize that Clemson were always using these kind of deals to recruit. He says the Tigers have always used NIL deals to recruit, saying that he built the program on God’s name, image, and likeness. Dabo Recruiting in God’s Name Dabo Swinney is apparently a godly man. He likes to tell us every chance he gets and he was at it again on Wednesday. This time, Dabo w...

When Travis Hunter hit the NCAA transfer portal a few days ago, some believed he could be heading to Georgia or Florida State. However, Hunter had other ideas and followed his former coach at Jackson State, Deion Sanders to Colorado. Sanders made a massive splash when he landed Hunter at JSU last year and he has done it again, landing the widely regarded number one prospect in the transfer portal. Colorado has a top-ten transfer class which also include Coach Prime’s son, Shedeur Sanders. Deion Sanders Does It Again ‘Coach Prime’ has done it again. Deion Sanders pulled off the incredible coup of landing Travis Hunter at JSU when he was the number one recruit in the country last year. This year, Sanders took the head coaching role at Colorado. With that news, several JSU players hit the por...

It has been an excellent start to National Signing Day for Oregon. Head coach Dan Lanning will be delighted to have secured the signatures of five-star defensive lineman Matayo Uiagalelei, and flipped five-star safety Peyton Bowen from Notre Dame and quarterback Austin Novosad from Baylor. The three recruits put the Ducks in the top-ten of the consensus college football recruiting rankings for next season. They now have three five-star recruits heading to Eugene in 2023. Big Day for Ducks Dan Lanning would have had plenty of reason to smile on Wednesday morning. The Oregon Ducks head coach has secured three big signatures heading into next season. Defensive lineman Matayo Uiagalelei, brother of former Clemson QB, DJ, safety Peyton Bowen, and Austin Novosad, once committed to Baylor will bo...

There are big decisions to be made by high school football players heading to college up and down the land over the next two months or so. Many of these players will become household names over the next decade or so, but some names are already causing quite a stir in the college football world. ‘Dude’ Person and Rowdy Beers will join the college football ranks next season and their names are already First-Team All-Americans. Here’s what we know about the two guys with the funny names so far. Two Freshman Names Instantly Join the College Football Name Hall of Fame Rowdy Beers and ‘Dude’ Person may sound like a couple of names you give to a cop who pulls you over for speeding when you have an arrest warrant out, but these two talented football players will be joining the college ranks next y...