While the Texas A&M Aggies navigate their way through the offseason after an early exit from the College Football Playoff, the team is looking to keep up the explosive reputation that their defense has built up over the years.
The Tennessee Vols are among the final three schools for a transfer defensive lineman that spent the last two seasons with the Penn State Nittany Lions.
The transfer portal period just opened up officially on Friday, and Notre Dame football is already pursuing several talented defensive tackles. Head coach
The transfer portal is moving quickly. A day after the portal formally opened, Indiana is a finalist for Penn State redshirt freshman transfer defensive tackle Xavier Gilliam.
When No. 1 Indiana football landed back in Bloomington on Friday morning after defeating No. 9 Alabama on Thursday in the Rose Bowl, the NCAA transfer portal had officially opened — and the Hoosiers wasted little time securing visits with two premier Big Ten targets.
The Notre Dame Fighting Irish have already zeroed in on wide receiver Nick Marsh in the transfer portal, but bolstering the receiving corps is far from the only move Notre Dame needs to make in the coming weeks.
There is no question that Notre Dame football is, and will continue to prioritize defensive tackles in the transfer portal now that it is officially open.
With the Penn State football team led by head coach James Franklin, the program is preparing for a season that has massive expectations surrounding them.