Michigan football went on a five-day clock following the ReliaQuest Bowl win over Alabama in terms of roster retention. The transfer portal had closed on Dec. 28 but players have until five days after the final game for their respective teams to enter. And on Thursday, the Wolverines lose a somewhat surprising player.

Michigan has lost one of its 2024 signees to the transfer portal after one season in Ann Arbor, according to On3's Pete Nakos. Former four-star defensive linema

Defensive lineman Owen Wafle is the latest Michigan player to enter the NCAA transfer portal, a team spokesman confirmed to MLive on Thursday. Wafle, a true freshman, did not appear in any games during the 2024 season. He has four years of college eligibility remaining.

The 2024 season is officially over for the Michigan Wolverines, but the work on the recruiting trail - and in the transfer portal - is still ongoing. As of this

Alabama football’s wide receiver group lost another name for 2025. Jaren Hamilton will enter the transfer portal, he shared on social media Wednesday. Hamilton was one of five scholarship players available at wideout for the Crimson Tide during Tuesday’s ReliaQuest Bowl loss to Michigan. He preserved his redshirt throughout the 2024 season.

Two names that have recently been garnering some attention are Yale WR David Pantelis and Clemson WR Troy Stellato. 1. David Pantelis, WR Yale Transfer According to On3's EJ Holland, Pantelis is looking to visit Michigan after the recruiting dead period ends.

The transfer portal closed on Dec. 28, making it the last day players could submit their paperwork to enter the NCAA transfer portal. Now, with so many people entering, the portal has been slow updating,

Western Michigan’s running back room will be vastly changed in 2025. After enjoying a career year, fleet-footed redshirt junior Jaden Nixon, a former Oklahoma State running back, announced his decision via social media to enter the NCAA transfer portal on Dec.