CFP Fiesta Bowl can Miami’s Beck keep pace with Ole Miss and Chambliss?
If the CFP Fiesta Bowl turns into a shootout, Miami’s offense—led by Beck—may be tested against Ole Miss and Chambliss’ ability to control tempo and capitalize on big plays.
The college football transfer portal opened Friday, Jan. 2, and player movement is in overdrive. While many high-profile names have found new homes, thousands of players remain available.
And there’s been plenty of drama, too. From a high-profile change of heart to threatening legal action, the portal is dominating the headlines.
The portal runs through Jan. 16, with an extra five-day window (Jan. 20-24) for teams playing in the national championship.
We’ll keep you posted with daily live updates of portal commitments.
∎ Transfers by conference: SEC | Big Ten | ACC | Big 12
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Today’s transfer portal commitmentsQBJackson Arnold: Auburn to UNLVLuke Kromenhoek: Mississippi State to South FloridaRBWRChris Culliver: North Carolina to MarshallXavier Daisy: UAB to KentuckyJaylon Domingeaux: SE Louisiana to WisconsinLarenzo Fenner: South Dakota to CincinnatiJayce Freeman: Stony Brook to TempleMicah Mays: Wake Forest to FloridaChas Nimrod: South Florida to AuburnEugene Wilson III: Florida to LSUTEBrody Foley: Tulsa to LouisvilleJustyn Reid: Tulane to LouisvilleHunter Tipton: Middle Tennessee to MemphisOLTyree Adams: LSU to Texas A&MOlaus Alinen: Alabama to KentuckyAnthony Boswell: Toledo to HoustonPaul Bowling: Troy to Florida StateGavin Broscious: Michigan State to Iowa StateLyndon Cooper: Pitt to VanderbiltHenry Fenuku: Missouri to North TexasDeylin Hasert: Iowa State to Georgia StateStanton Ramil: Michigan State to AuburnJacob Sexton: Oklahoma to Oklahoma StateLucas Simmons: Florida State to WisconsinDLDavid Afogho: Bowling Green to West VirginiaTJ Bush Jr.: Cal to MinnesotaKenyatta Hardge: Kentucky to MarshallDevan Lowe: Georgia Southern to MemphisDavid Santiago: Michigan State to KansasJamaal Whyce: Marshall to BaylorLBPeyton Seelmann: Richmond to North CarolinaDBJordan Castell: Florida to KentuckyMarkie Grant: Wyoming to Utah StateJameer Grimsley: Florida to Mississippi StateKevyn Humes: Maryland to Boston CollegeCorey Myrick: Southern Miss to ClemsonDonovan Starr: Auburn to ClemsonJavion White: Tulane to HoustonKPZachary Robbins: Utah State to MinnesotaJackson Waller: Arkansas State to NC StateLSZach Haber: Arkansas to IllinoisCollege football 2026 transfer portal dates: When does transfer portal open, close?
The portal period now runs from Jan. 2-16, with an extra five-day window (Jan. 20-24) for teams playing in the national championship. The spring portal window in April is no longer a part of the schedule, so January is the only open window for teams to add via the portal in 2026.