The feeding frenzy that is the transfer portal has ended, for now. Some teams found some talent to make their roster even better. Here we rank three winners from the transfer portal.
Clemson football took a few hits by way of the transfer portal, and the secondary was the group hit the hardest. The pair the Tigers lost are highly-touted as well.
Six defensive backs out. Six defensive backs in as the Longhorns look to get younger, more athletic, and more versatile in the defensive backfield. AUSTIN, Texas — Jerrin Thompson.
By Tony Thomas Missouri continues to impress, on and off the football field; Texas brings home a native son; USC adds a veteran running back; the Miami Hurricanes beefed up their defensive line; and Jeff Brohm secured an All-Sun Belt receiver for the Cardinals offense.
Matthew Golden was the headline transfer addition for the Texas Longhorns during the Early Signing Period on Wednesday and for good reason. Few receivers
The Texas Longhorns are on their way to the College Football Playoff on New Year's Day in New Orleans. But before they got there, they earned themselves
With Andrew Mukuba and Toriano Pride Jr. both gone to Texas and Missouri, respectively, and other secondary players with decisions left to make, Clemson needed to bring in some talented playmakers to solidify the secondary.
The Longhorns beat out the home-state Hurricanes and Gators, along with a host of other national powers, for a surprise Tuesday commitment. Commitments
Former Clemson safety Andrew Mukuba, the No. 1 rated safety in the transfer portal and No. 14 player overall, committed to Texas on Monday and will wear a darker shade of orange next season.
The Texas Longhorns and head coach Steve Sarkisian are not abandoning the recruiting trail while preparing for their College Football Playoff matchup with the Washington Huskies as they received a commitment from the No.
The Texas Longhorns are on their way to the College Football Playoff on New Year's Day in New Orleans. But before they get there, they have earned themselves and early Christmas present.
Clemson safety Andrew Mukuba has been one of the hottest names in the transfer portal. Things look like they're moving quickly in his recruitment, and he'll visit the Oregon Ducks in the next week after landing an offer, according to Jason Suchomel of Rivals.
DEC 8 MUKUBA TO VISIT OLE MISS Clemson Tigers defensive back Andrew Mukuba is in the transfer portal, and he has released the schools he plans to visit next week, he told On3.
DEC 8 MUKUBA COMING TO ATX According to reports from On3, former Clemson Tigers safety Andrew Mukuba has set multiple visits after entering the NCAA Transfer Portal earlier this week. And one of those visits is to the Texas Longhorns in Austin.
By Tony Thomas Hundreds of players have hit the portal as players look for new teams and bigger money bags with NIL printed on them, and coaches look for players that can hopefully take their program to the next level.
The transfer portal landscape moves quickly and a former Clemson Tiger is receiving offers from some of college football’s best less than 24 hours after entering the market.
The transfer portal has only been open for two days and the Ducks are quickly looking for new players to add for the 2024 season. On Tuesday, Oregon extended an offer to Clemson safety transfer Andrew Mukuba.
‘Tis the season of recruiting with the Transfer Portal booming and recruits counting down to their commitment or looking to flip schools. With the Tigers now in bowl season, there is time for the team and coaching staff to focus on the future and try to bolster the program.
The Clemson Tigers are coming off of a subpar season for their standards. They had some heartbreaking losses early in the season but looked better as the season went on.
Clemson junior defensive back Andrew Mukuba has entered the NCAA transfer portal, per multiple reports. Mukuba is credited with 149 tackles (4.5 for loss), a sack, 20 pass breakups, two fumble recoveries and an interception in 1,734 snaps over 35 Clemson games (31 starts).
Brisket is often associated with the Lone Star State, and while Andrew Mukuba wouldn’t turn it down on his plate, the Texas native admitted he isn’t crazy about it like a lot of other Texans.
CLEMSON – Discipline is an art that one Clemson safety is taking to the next level in his life for 2023. Andrew Mukuba is entering his third year as a Tiger, and he’s looking at it from a new lens.
If anyone knows what it’s like to be a highly-touted freshman with a ton of responsibility on his plate it’s Andrew Mukuba. The 2021 Freshman All-American became the first freshman to start in Clemson’s secondary since the NCAA allowed freshmen eligibility in 1972.
Clemson kept a run of keeping key members of their secondary rolling Thursday with the announcement that safety Andrew Mukuba would return to school for another season.
Clemson's defense is loaded with returning players. From the front four through the linebackers and into the secondary, there are veterans who have already earned major roles for 2021.
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