During the recent American Football Coaches Association convention, the Football Bowl Subdivision coaches unanimously supported a proposal that would reduce college football’s transfer windows down to a 10-day period in January.

On Monday, the transfer portal welcomed the oldest player in FBS football, East Carolina punter Luke Larsen. The 32-year-old played five seasons with the Pirates from 2020-24 and is now searching for his final landing spot, with one year of eligibility remaining.

A ton of SEC talent sought new opportunities in the college football transfer portal, and Alabama, Tennessee, Oklahoma and Arkansas rank among the teams with the most net losses this offseason. Of the top 50 players to enter the transfer portal this offseason,

The Ole Miss Rebels had been relatively quiet in the transfer portal over the last few weeks, but that changed on Sunday as they added a commitment from former Penn State Nittany Lions wide receiver Trey Wallace.

Penn State’s leading wide receiver from the 2024 season is heading to the SEC. On Sunday, Harrison Wallace III announced his commitment out of the NCAA transfer portal to Ole Miss. Wallace III will have a year of eligibility remaining with the Rebels.

After capping off their 2024 season with a win in the Gator Bowl, Ole Miss football has now turned its focus to 2025. Head coach Lane Kiffin and his staff have excelled at recruiting in the transfer portal.

As numerous Penn State players look for other opportunities following Jan. 9's Orange Bowl loss to Notre Dame, the program's leading wide receiver has reportedly found a new home. Per Hayes Fawcett of On3.