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Team Transfer Portal Tracker
| Team | number of Transfers | Notable Offensive Additions | Notable Defensive Additions |
|—————–|———————-|—————————————————————————————————————–|——————————————————————————————————————–|
| Florida State | 12 | [3] Roynell stimpson (WR), Jalen Brown (WR), Jaylin Lucas (RB) | [9] Grady Kelly (DL), Sione Lolohea (DL), Davon Townley Jr. (DL), Darrell Jackson Jr.(DL), Shawn Murphy (LB), DJ Lundy (LB), Derrick McLendon II (DE), Ahmari Harvey (DB), Greedy Vance Jr. (DB) |
| Colorado | 9 | [4] Will Sheppard (WR), Hank Brown (QB), Javon Antonio (WR), Tyler Brown (TE) | [5] Dayon Hayes (DE), Chamon Metayer (TE), Justin Mayers (LB), Demouy Kennedy (LB), Alton Tarber (CB) |
| Arizona | 8 | [5] jordan Ford (WR), Jacob Manu (LB), Christian Roland-Wallace (S), Joe Borjon-Ibarra (K), Isaiah taylor (LB) | [3] Tre Spivey (TE), Kaylon Waldon (LB), Dante smith (LB) |
| Louisville | 8 | [5] Tyler Harrell (WR), ja’Corey brooks (WR), Isaac guerendo (RB), Brady Allen (QB), Brock Domann (QB) | [3] antarrius Lane (DL), J.J.Weaver (DE), Tamarion McDonald (S) |
| UCLA | 7 | [3] Rico Flores Jr. (WR), Kajiya Hollawayne (WR), Carsen Ryan (TE) | [4] Bryan Addison (S), Oluwafemi Oladejo (LB), Joshua Swift (LB), Jake Kelley (LS) |
| LSU | 7 | [4] Zavion Thomas (RB), CJ Daniels (WR), Da’Shawn McBryde (TE), Colin Hurley (QB) | [3] Jyaire Brown (CB), Jardin Gilbert (S), Jalen Brown (CB) |
| Arkansas | 6 | [2] Taylen Green (QB), Andreas Paaske (TE) | [4] Xavian Sorey jr. (LB), Keyshawn Paul (CB), Kamaar bell (OL), Addison Nichols (OL) |
| Wake Forest | 6 | [2] Demond Claiborne (RB), Micah Mays Jr. (WR) | [4] Zach Lohavichan (DL),Dylan Hazen (LB),Nick Andersen (S),Davaughn Patterson (S) |
| Washington | 6 | [4] Jonah coleman (RB),Denzel Boston (WR),Landen hatchett (RG),Drew Azzopardi (RT) | [2] Isaiah Ward (Edge),Ephesians Prysock (CB) |
| Ole Miss | 5 | [3] cayden Lee (WR),Dae’Quan Wright (TE),Diego Pounds (LT) | [2] T.J. Dottery (LB), Suntarine Perkins (LB) |
| Oregon | 5 | [2] Evan Stewart (WR), Iapani Laloulu (C) | [3] Teitum Tuioti (OLB), Matayo Uiagalelei (OLB), Bryce Boettcher (ILB) |
| Virginia Tech | 5 | [2] Kyron Drones (QB), Benji Gosnell (TE) | [3] Kelvin Gilliam Jr. (DL),Jaden Keller (LB),Caleb Woodson (LB) |
| Maryland | 4 | [3] Octavian Smith Jr. (WR), Aliou Bah (RG), Alan Herron (RT) | [1] Jalen Huskey (S) |
| Oklahoma State | 4 | [1] Josh Ford (TE) | [3] Iman Oates (DL), Cam Smith (CB), Dylan Smith (S) |
| UCF | 4 | [1] Paul Rubelt (RT) | [3] Nyjalik Kelly (Edge), Malachi Lawrence (Edge), braeden Marshall (S) |
| West Virginia | 3 | [3] Jahiem White (RB), Preston Fox (WR), Rodney Gallagher III (WR) | |
| Purdue | 1 | [1] Devin Mockobee (RB) | |
Key Points & Considerations:
The numbers in brackets (e.g., [3]) likely indicate the number of players at that position.
This only includes notable additions, so it’s not a thorough list of all transfers.
* Position abbreviations are used (RB=Running Back, WR=Wide Receiver, TE=Tight End, QB=Quarterback, LT=Left Tackle, C=Center, RG=Right Guard, RT=Right Tackle, DL=Defensive lineman, LB=Linebacker, S=Safety, CB=cornerback, Edge = Edge Rusher, OLB=Outside Linebacker, ILB=Inside Linebacker, K=Kicker, LS=Long Snapper, DE = Defensive End)
Let me know if you’d like me to analyze the data in any specific way (e.g., which teams are prioritizing offense vs. defense, which positions are most popular for transfers, etc.).
Based on the provided preview, which ACC team is projected to have the most returning starters (Offense/Defense) in 2025?
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2025 college Football: Power Four Returning Starters Preview
ACC Returning Production & Key Teams
The ACC landscape in 2025 will be heavily influenced by teams retaining key players. While conference realignment continues to be a talking point, on-field performance hinges on experience. Florida State, despite recent transfer portal activity, is expected to benefit from a core of returning offensive linemen. Clemson, aiming to regain its championship form, will rely on a veteran quarterback and receiving corps. North Carolina’s success depends on the progress of its young defense, bolstered by returning starters.
ACC Standout Programs & Returning Starters (Projected)
| Team | 2024 Record | Projected Returning Starters (Offense/Defense) | Key Returning Player |
|---|---|---|---|
| Florida State | 13-1 | 7/6 | QB brock Glenn |
| Clemson | 8-5 | 6/7 | WR Troy Stellato |
| North Carolina | 8-5 | 5/5 | LB Power Echols |
big Ten: Experience Breeds Contenders
The Big Ten, now with USC and UCLA, is poised for a competitive 2025 season. Ohio State and Michigan, perennial powerhouses, will again be at the forefront, leveraging significant returning talent. Penn State’s defense, consistently among the nation’s best, will be anchored by multiple returning starters. The addition of USC and UCLA adds new dynamics, but experience will be crucial for navigating the expanded conference.
Big Ten Power Rankings & Key Returnees
- Ohio State: A strong offensive line and a seasoned quarterback give the Buckeyes a clear advantage.
- Michigan: Despite coaching changes, the Wolverines retain a core of defensive playmakers.
- Penn State: Elite linebacker play will continue to define the Nittany Lions’ defense.
- USC: Integrating new players with returning talent will be key for the Trojans.
Big 12: Offensive Firepower Returns
The Big 12 is known for its high-scoring offenses, and 2025 will be no exception. Oklahoma and Texas (before their SEC departure) will look to capitalize on returning offensive stars.Iowa State, highlighted in recent reports on returning production, is a dark horse contender with a wealth of experience on both sides of the ball. Kansas State will aim to build on its recent success with a veteran quarterback.
SEC: Championship Caliber Returning Talent
The SEC remains the gold standard in college football, and 2025 will feature a fierce battle for supremacy. Georgia, despite recent roster turnover, consistently reloads with top talent and will benefit from returning starters on defense. alabama, under a new head coach, will rely on a core of experienced players to maintain its dominance.
