STARKVILLE — Mississippi State Bulldogs coach Jeff Lebby signed quarterback AJ Swann to give his quarterback room something it lacked: a veteran who had started SEC games.
Mississippi State has its backup quarterback for 2026. Appalachian State quarterback AJ Swann has committed to Mississippi State. With freshman Kamario Taylor set to start at quarterback next season, Swann provides the Bulldogs an insurance policy should Taylor get injured.
Mississippi State football made a notable roster addition Monday by securing a veteran quarterback through the transfer portal. The Bulldogs addressed a key offseason need by adding AJ Swann, a passer with extensive experience and familiarity with SEC competition.
This year's college football transfer portal will not officially open until January 2, 2026. It will end on January 16, and the spring window is officially over in a new change by the NCAA.
Each week, we'll give you an in-depth preview of the quarterback going up against the Beavers as Trent Bray looks to guide Oregon State back to the postseason.
College football has historically been known as a sport that caters to the elite. It is very difficult to win a national championship if you aren't Notre Dame, Alabama, Ohio State, or a host of other schools that have great programs that invest heavily in keeping them at the top.
LSU quarterback AJ Swann revealed his intentions to enter the NCAA Transfer Portal in December after spending one season in Baton Rouge. Despite the decision, Swann chose to stay with the Tigers through their bowl game matchup against the Baylor Bears on Dec.
LSU quarterback AJ Swann will enter the NCAA Transfer Portal after one season in Baton Rouge, according to On3 Sports' Hayes Fawcett. Swann will remain with the Tigers through their bowl game matchup against the Baylor Bears on Dec.
The transfer portal continues to be the bane of college football coaches, and the fans, existence. There are no real “guard rails” in place, no structure, no consideration for the near future, or any future for that matter.
The LSU football staff will host former Vanderbilt quarterback AJ Swann for an official visit to Baton Rouge this weekend. The 6-foot-2, 225-pounder will arrive on Friday for a multi-day stay alongside LSU quarterbacks coach Joe Sloan.