After entering the transfer portal on Jan. 3, defensive back Mykel Patterson-McDonald is reportedly returning to OU.

Wray is the second Power 4 Conference defensive back to join the South Alabama team through the transfer portal in this cycle, joining Dallas Young of Arkansas. The Jaguars have lost three defensive backs — Amarion Fortenberry (Kansas State), Jordan Scruggs (West Virginia) and Rickey Hyatt (Ohio) — to the portal since the end of the regular season.

The Oklahoma Sooners added their second special teamer from Kennesaw State, signing former Owls kicker Austin Welch. Welch reunites with former teammates tight end Carson Kent and punter Jacob Ulrich, who signed with the Sooners out of the transfer portal.

The Sooners have picked up 14 commitments from the transfer portal thus far, and there are still some areas where reinforcements are needed.

Former Oklahoma State star linebacker/safety Kendal Daniels committed on Monday, he told On3. A former Freshman All-American and Big 12 Defensive Freshman of the Year, Daniels totaled 240 tackles, 7.5 Sacks, 13 pass deflections, five interceptions and two fumble recoveries in three seasons with the Cowboys.

The Oklahoma Sooners have added 14 players in the transfer portal with a vast majority coming on the offensive side of the

Oklahoma State Cowboy football season was one for the record books, just not the record fans of Pokes football want to see.  It was a tough season not

Jeff Roberson’s transfer gives the Gophers another veteran option to help replace leading tackler Cody Lindenberg.

Brent Venables grabbed another big pickup in the transfer portal as Oklahoma looks to turn the page from 2024’s dud of a season. And he didn’t have to go far to get his latest pickup. And while they aren’t having annual meetings on the field,

The Sooners needed big-time help at tight end, and now have brought in their third transfer of the offseason in John Locke.