Bryan Clinton

3 days ago | heartlandcollegesports.com | Bryan Clinton

When BYU wide receiver and All-American kick returner Keelan Marion entered the transfer portal, he immediately became one of the most soughtafter players available in this cycle. Over his four-year career, Marion has compiled 76 Catches for 1,125 yards, and 12 total TDs including a pair of kickoff returns this past season. Since entering the portal, Marion has reportedly been contacted by over 20 schools, and four of them reside in the Big 12.

3 days ago | heartlandcollegesports.com | Bryan Clinton

This week, College Football Playoff leaders are set to meet in Las Colinas, Texas, for their annual spring meetings, and among the topics of discussion will be the future of the playoff format. According to ESPN’s Heather Dinich, no major decisions are expected to be made this week, but several important topics will be discussed in detail.

5 days ago | oklahoma.rivals.com | Bryan Clinton

On Tuesday evening, Jim Nagy showed the college football world why his addition to the Oklahoma football program was so invaluable. Not only did the Sooners go out and nab the top available running back, but they put the details to bed quickly—something that's proven difficult for the program in recent cycles. Cal running back Jaydn Ott is the No. 60 overall player and the No. 3 running back in the 2025 transfer portal cycle, ranking behind only Makhi Hughes and Justice Haynes.

6 days ago | heartlandcollegesports.com | Bryan Clinton

It’s officially that time of year again, as the spring transfer portal opened up on Wednesday morning and dozens of Big 12 athletes have entered their names into the NCAA database. This cycle is set to be particularly intriguing, as it’s likely the last time that we’ll see an undetermined market price for players with the House vs. NCAA settlement looming this summer.

1 week ago | heartlandcollegesports.com | Bryan Clinton

After just a few months with the Wisconsin Badgers, former Ball State tight end Tanner Koziol is back in the transfer portal and looking for a new home. Koziol, a Group of Five All-American last season, was among the most productive players at his position in 2024. Listed at 6-foot-7, 237 pounds, Koziol is a matchup nightmare and was a major problem for MAC defensive coordinators.