2020 Transfer Portal

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Veteran LSU wide receiver reportedly plans to transfer

Keith Farner | 2 hours ago

 

 

As LSU prepares to play in the Peach Bowl against Oklahoma, one of its receivers who missed the season because of a suspension, has reportedly made a decision about his future.

Dee Anderson plans to transfer, according to Tiger Details, after he didn’t play this past regular season because he was suspended for not meeting conditioning goals. He plans to enter the transfer portal and be eligible to play next fall. Anderson graduated from LSU last week.

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Transfer Portal 2019: Tracking Power Five transfers

ByChris Hummer Dec 26, 3:28 PM

 

The transfer portal changed college football a season ago, and it’s showing no signs of slowing during the 2019-20 campaign.

Starting Oct. 15, 2018 student athletes were allowed to enter their names into a transfer portal, which allows schools to initiate contact with them. While a player entering their name in the transfer portal does not mean a player intends to transfer, the portal's presence gave athletes options they didn't have before. Athletes can pursue and talk to other schools without restriction, all the while remaining enrolled at their present school.

That change in the rules resulted in thousands of FBS players entering the portal, including high-profile movers like Justin Fields, Tate Martell and Jalen Hurts. It’s completely altered roster construction strategies for some programs, and resulted in a few programs from the Group of Five having their rosters pillaged. The portal drew both heavy criticism and praise from coaches around the country, largely depending on who you asked. .

 

247Sports is at the forefront of transfer portal coverage (and no, players don’t go to a different dimension). Our transfer portal tracking tool is the best in the business. This article is meant to compliment 247Sports’ transfer tool, easily tracking Power Five moment (plus Notre Dame) in one place. The article is set up in sequential order based on the date a player jumped into the portal.

The transfer portal reset for the 2019 season on Aug. 1, per a source, so that’s our jumping off point.

Dec. 27

Jalen Martin, WR, Iowa State

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Dec. 26

Grayson Gunter, TE, Arkansas
Aaron Young, WR, Duke

Dec. 24

Malik Dixon, LB, Rutgers 
Dee Anderson, WR, LSU

Dec. 23

Logan Wilson, CB, Kansas State 
Andrew Pryts, LB, Stanford
Marquis Alston, S, Wake Forest

Dec. 21

Kievan Myers, OT, Illinois
Adam Plant, DE, TCU

Dec, 20

Abi N-Okonji, DE, Minnesota
Cornell Jones, LB, Purdue
Sam Howson, OL, Rutgers

Dec. 19

Jayden Comma, WR, Maryland
Mo Hasan, QB, Vanderbilt

Dec. 18

Jordan Jones, WR, Arkansas 
KJ Costello, QB, Stanford
Walker Wood, QB, Kentucky

Dec. 17

Josh Sills, OG, West Virginia 
Mykel Jones, WR, Oklahoma

Dec. 16

Joey Yellen, QB, Arizona State
Sam Noyer, S, Colorado
Martell Pettaway, RB, West Virginia
Jashaun Corbin, RB, Texas A&M

Dec. 13

Collin Clay, DE, Arkansas 
Jett Duffey, QB, Texas Tech
Tarik Black, WR, Michigan
Donald Stewart, WR, Stanford
Brendon White, S, Ohio State - Rutgers
Myles Robinson, CB, Virginia

Dec. 12

Robert Beal, DE, Georgia
Christian Taylor, LB, Texas Tech
Tre'Shaun Harrison, WR, Florida State
Nathaniel Beal, WR, Virginia
Devery Hamilton, OL, Stanford

Dec. 11

Jonathan Jones, OLB, Notre Dame
Jack Richardson, QB, Stanford
Roscoe Johnson, WR, North Carolina

Dec. 10

Britto Tutt, CB, Arkansas
Shawnkel Knight-Goff, OLB, Kentucky 
Byron Perkins, CB, Purdue
Dominick Silvels, LB, Washington State
John Clark, DE, Washington
Je'Vari Anderson, LB, UCLA
Darrian Felix, RB, Oregon
Henry Hattis, OG, Stanford

Dec. 9 

Trajon Cotton, S, Oregon State
Liam Smith, OG, Duke
Giovanni Reviere, DE, Purdue - Tennessee Chattanooga
Sean Savoy, WR, Maryland
Anthony Brown, QB, Boston College
Josiah Sa'o, DT, Vanderbilt
Harrison Van Dyne, WR, Minnesota
Therran Coleman, CB, Pittsburgh
Parris Heath, OG, Maryland
Brayden Narveson, K, Iowa State
Scooter Harrington, TE, Stanford - Stanford
De'Von Graves, CB, NC State - Northern Arizona
Kendall Young, LB, Georgia Tech

Dec. 7

Josh Harris, TE, UCLA

Dec. 6

Obi Eboh, CB, Stanford 
Daulton Hyatt, QB, Arkansas
Jovani Haskins, TE, West Virginia
Dimitri Douglas, OT, Michigan State
Katerian Legrone, TE, Nebraska
Andre Hunt, WR, Nebraska
Jordon Carty, OT, South Carolina
Ja'Qurius Smith, OLB, Purdue
Courtney McKinney, RB, Wake Forest
Jordan Bonner, WR, Purdue - Elon

Dec. 5 

Emmanuel Walker, DE, Wake Forest
MJ Jarrell, WR, Maryland
Kee Whetzel, S, Oregon State
AJ Reed, K, Duke
Scott Bracey, WR, Duke
Jovan Swann, DE, Stanford
Malcolm Lamar, DT, Florida State
Alex Criddle, DT, Purdue

Dec. 4

Tyler Hamilton, CB, Purdue
Chacho Ulloa, S, Arizona
John Harris, OG, Virginia Tech
Dayven Coleman, S, Arizona - Stephen F. Austin
Malachi Burby, DT, Rutgers
Realus George, FB, Miami
Jacob Morgenstern, OLB, Duke
Michael Harris, OLB, Auburn
Jacob Kibodi, RB, Texas A&M
JayVeon Cardwell, CB, Oklahoma State
Eddie Zinn-Turner, DT, Vanderbilt
Marquis McClain, WR, Auburn
Keion Wakefield, WR, Louisville
Michael Williams, DT, Stanford

Dec. 3

Xavier Player, CB, Oklahoma State
Kellen Diesch, OT, Texas A&M
Michael Thompson, DT, Oklahoma
Fofie Bazzie, CB, Maryland
Lere Oladipo, DT, Illinois
Waydale Jones, WR, Wake Forest
Bo Peek, DT, Stanford
Anthony Trinh, OLB, Stanford
Marcus Tatum, OT, Tennessee - UCF
Carlton Lorenz, OT, Vanderbilt
Michael Williams, DT, Stanford
Jordan Anthony, LB, Michigan

Dec. 2

Ben Skowronek, WR, Northwestern
Matt McKay, QB, NC State - Montana State
Justin Chase, OT, NC State
Grayson Boomer, DE, Oklahoma State
Aaron Gethers, CB, Boston College
Evan Stewart, S, Boston College - Rhode Island
Jake Bentley, QB, South Carolina - Utah
Brian Bullock, CB, Northwestern
Lucas Krull, TE, Florida - Pittsburgh
Quinton Williams, DE, Texas Tech
Silas Robinson, OG, Arkansas
Feleipe Franks, QB, Florida
Jerrod Means, WR, Tennessee
Ryan Johnson, OG, Tennessee - Georgia Tech
Nate Umlor, OG, Minnesota
Ben Davis, OG, Minnesota
Javon Jackson, S, Duke
Glenn Beal, TE, Texas A&M - Texas A&M
Brandon Gaddy, DT, Maryland
Breyon Gaddy, OG, Maryland
Bryce Matthews, OT, Ole Piss
Tra Wilkins, LB, Kentucky
JP Urquidez, OT, Texas
Tyree Thompson, LB, UCLA
Noah Keeter, LB, UCLA
Roderick Campbell, CB, Northwestern

Nov. 27

Raheem Blackshear, RB, Rutgers 

Nov. 26 

Justin Shorter, WR, Penn State
Kwantel Raines, S, West Virgina
Joe Kane, C, Virginia Tech - Elon

Nov. 25

Carter Colquitt, OT, Ole Piss - Ole Piss
Mike Collins, QB, TCU - Rice
Artur Sitkowski, QB, Rutgers - Rutgers
Daevon Robinson, WR, Rutgers - Robert Morris

Nov. 24

Shahman Moore, CB, Washington State

Nov. 22

Treron Collins, S Maryland
Elijah Barnwell, RB, Rutgers

Nov. 20 

Kyle Junior, DE, Oklahoma State
Jacoby Simpson, LB, TCU
Brian Johnson, S, Texas A&M
Michael Neal, TE, Washington

Nov. 19

Elias Reynolds, LB, Pittsburgh 
Brant Lawless-Sherill, DT, North Carolina
Jamel Cook, S, South Carolina

Nov. 18

Deon White, LB, Cal
Scooby Carter, CB, Alabama
Orlando Heggs, OG, Wake Forest

Nov. 15

Karter Johnson, DT, TCU

Nov. 14

Miles Battle, WR, Ole Piss - Ole Piss
DeMarcus Gregory, WR, Ole Piss - Ole Piss
Evidence Njoku, WR, Miami 

Nov. 13

Isaiah Smalls, TE, Oregon State

Nov. 12

Fa'avae Fa'avae, OLB, Washington State - Idaho
Moses Bryant, CB, Nebraska
Jaquayln Crawford, WR, Oklahoma
Jeffrey Manning, S, Oregon State

Nov. 11

Xavier Lyas, DE, NC State - Northern Arizona
Gentry Bonds, DB, Boston College

Nov. 7

Jack Allison, QB, West Virginia

Nov. 5

Justin Rogers, QB, TCU
Chris Bleich, OG, Florida - Syracuse
Jacob Callier, OLB, Colorado

Nov. 4

Ricky Johns, WR, West Virginia

Nov. 1

Jalen Jordan, WR, Rutgers

Oct. 31

Jordan Pouncey, WR, Texas - Florida
Logan Snead, LB, Virginia

Oct. 30

Joey Gatewood, QB, Auburn - Kentucky

Oct. 29

Grant Tisdale, QB, Ole Piss - Ole Piss
Maurice Gaines, CB, Arizona

Oct. 28

Michael Young, WR, Notre Dame
Miles Jones, WR, Nebraska

Oct. 25

Stanley Garner, CB, Kentucky
Anthony McKee, LB, Pittsburgh

Oct. 23

Trey Lowe, WR, Washington
Devonta Jason, WR, Mississippi State - Nicholls State

Oct. 22

Isaiah Floyd, RB, Arizona State
Amir Rasul, RB, Florida State
Brian Hightower, WR, Miami
Brenden Schooler, WR, Oregon

Oct. 21

J'Marick Woods, S, Michigan
Aaron Maddox, S, Colorado - Southern Illinois
Javonne Shepherd, OT, Texas
Ely Doyle, LB, Arizona State
Dillon Sterling-Cole, QB, Arizona State
Darrion Jones, TE, Colorado

Oct. 18

Robert Porcher, DT, Virginia Tech
Noah Davis, TE, Michigan State

Oct. 17

Cameron Chambers, WR, Michigan State
Kenyon Reed, CB, Kansas State
Kam White, DB, Ole Piss - Austin Peay

Oct. 16

Antonio Alfano, DE, Alabama - Colorado 

Oct. 15

Tevin Bush, WR, West Virginia - Nicholls State
D'Vone McClure, WR, Arkansas
Omar Hicks Onu, S, Oregon State
Mustapha Muhammad, TE, Michigan - Houston
Weston Bridges, RB, Michigan State
Devin Bush, CB, Arkansas - Arkansas

Oct. 14

Kahlef Hailassie, CB, Oregon
Dylan Powell, OG, Stanford - Indiana

Oct. 11

JoVanni Stewart, S, West Virginia
Kendall McCallum, LB, LSU

Oct. 10

C.J. Miller, S, Ole Piss
Marcus Moore, DE, UCLA
Charles Moore, DE, Auburn - Oregon State
Tyler Devera, TE, Maryland - Stony Brook
Theo Howard, WR, UCLA
Cole Gest, RB, Indiana

Oct. 8

Derek Boykins, LB, South Carolina - Charlotte
Jahmyl Jeter, RB, Oklahoma State
La'Darius Jefferson, RB, Michigan State

Oct. 7

Brandon Ruiz, K, Arizona State - Mississippi State

Oct. 4

Nazir Burnett, WR, Georgia Tech
Khalil Herbert, RB, Kansas - Virginia Tech

Oct. 3

Jonathan Smith, LB, North Carolina
Kenan Jones, S, LSU
Logan Tyler, P, Florida State

Oct. 2

Moses Reynolds, CB, Texas A&M
Miguel Edwards, CB, Oklahoma
Jordan Ulmer, S, Missouri
John Holcombe, QB, Kansas State
Montrell Custis, DB, Ole Piss

Oct. 1

Jasper Friis, OT, Cal

Sept. 30

Will Ignont, LB, Tennessee
Kris McCune, S, Oklahoma State
Connor Heyward, RB, Michigan State
D'Marcus Adams, WR, Florida State

Sept. 25

Brandon Randle, LB, Michigan State - Texas Tech
Starrland Baldwin, CB, Oklahoma

Sept. 24

Jamyest Williams, DB, South Carolina - Georgia State
Jonathan Perkins, LB, Oklahoma
Jacquez Jones, WR, Tennessee
Shanon Reid, LB, Tennessee - Illinois State

Sept. 23

Isaiah Pryor, S, Ohio State - Notre Dame
Quinn Fabrizio, LB, Utah

Sept. 20

Cleveland Reed, OG, Miami

Sept. 17

Caleb Johnson, LB, Texas - UCLA

Sept. 16

Blake Barron, LB, Oklahoma State - Butler C.C. 
Deneric Prince, RB, Texas A&M

Sept. 12

McCallan Castles, TE, Cal - UC Davis

Sept. 11

Devon Williams, WR, USC - Oregon 
Adam Stack, K, Oregon 

Sept. 9

Dae Williams, RB, Louisville
Donaven Tennyson, WR, Vanderbilt
Ashtan Pierre, LB, Kentucky

Sept. 3

Terrell Bailey, CB, Tennessee 

Aug. 29

Evan Hinson, TE, South Carolina - Austin Peay (playing basketball)
Peyton Powell, QB, Baylor - Rutgers

Aug. 28

Henry Geil, RB, Iowa 

Aug. 27

Lindsey Scott, QB, Missouri - Nicholls State
Christian Haangana, OG, Washington State
Jack Sears, QB, USC - San Diego State

Aug. 26

Mannie Netherly, DB, LSU
Ivory Winters, RB, Indiana - Southeast Missouri State
Paul Lucas, RB, Arizona State
Kaheem Roach, CB, Louisville 

Aug. 24

Jake Haener, QB, Washington - Fresno State
Maleik Gray, WR, Tennessee - Mississippi Gulf Coast CC

Aug. 23

Keytaon Thompson, QB, Mississippi State - Mississippi State
Raymond Boone, S, Maryland - Bowie State

Aug. 22

Jarrett Jackson, DE, Louisville - Florida State
Cade Fortin, QB, North Carolina - USF
Nathan Proctor, DE, Virginia Tech - Iowa Central

Aug. 21

Isaiah Tufaga, LB, Oregon State - Hawaii

Aug. 20 

John Humphrey, WR, Arizona State - Nevada
Chase Rogers, TE, Louisiana - Ole Piss

Aug. 19

Nigel Bethel, CB, Miami - Colorado

Aug. 17

Thomas Marcus, WR, Arizona - Montana State

Aug. 16

Alexander Marshall, TE, Florida State - San Bernardino Valley College

Aug. 15

Derrick Smith, S, Miami - Illinois

Aug. 14

Jayden McDonald, LB, Iowa - Troy

Aug. 13

Ken Montgomery, CB, Maryland

Aug. 12

John Huggins, S, Florida - Robert Morris

Aug. 10

DeJuan Ellis, WR, Virginia Tech - Maryland
Derrik Allen, CB, Notre Dame – Georgia Tech

Aug. 8

Giovanni LaFrance, LB, Arkansas - Nicholls St. 

Aug. 7

Carson Schleker, WR, Iowa State - Trinity Valley CC

Aug. 6

Lavonte Valentine, RB, South Carolina - South Florida

Aug. 5

Brenton Cox, DE, Georgia – Florida
Marje Smith, DE, Baylor - Stephen F. Austin

Aug. 4

Tim Glass, S, NC State - Liberty

Aug. 3

George Brown, OT, Miami

Aug. 2

John Petrishen, S, Penn State - Pittsburg

Aug. 1

Mark Brown, DT, Texas Tech - Texas A&M Commerce
Drew Harvey, LB, Kansas - Fort Hays State

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That's a lot of kids wanting to move.  I wonder if the 85 limit on scholly players means some will not have another school to go to. 

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Donavaughn Campbell enters NCAA Transfer Portal

ByBILLY EMBODY 3 hours ago 

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LSU offensive lineman Donavaughn Campbell has entered the NCAA Transfer Portal as a graduate transfer, sources confirmed to Geaux247 on Thursday. AL.com's Matt Zenitz was first to report the news of the Ponchatoula, La. native opting to put a close to his career at LSU.

During LSU's 2019 National Championship season, Campbell played in the most games of his career, seeing action in seven games. Over the course of his LSU career, Campbell saw action in 15 games without any starts as he played both guard positions.

Campbell inked with LSU in the 2016 class as a four-star prospect, ranking as the No. 160 overall prospect in the country, No. 6 offensive guard nationally and No. 9 prospect in the state of Louisiana on the industry-generated 247Sports Composite. Campbell picked LSU while holding offers from Alabama, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Mississippi State, Texas and others.

Offensive line coach James Cregg will have work to do in 2020, replacing four starters on the offensive line with Saahdiq Charles, Lloyd Cushenberry, Damien Lewis and Adrian Magee all out to pursue the NFL. Right tackle Austin Deculus is the lone remaining starter returning while Ed Ingram saw time at left guard with Magee banged up.

The 2019 signing class, which includes Anthony Bradford, Thomas Perry, Kardell Thomas and Charles Turner have all made moves since being on campus and this spring, they'll get even more reps without Campbell in the fold.

"They're young. A lot of them have been hurt. I'd like to see more," Cregg told Geaux247 at the National Championship game. "That's what spring's for. That's what this time is for. It's been good to get them going during this time right now. I see a good group going forward, but I've got to see a lot more. In the spring, they're going to get challenged and they're going to get a ton of reps to get better and see where they need to be, but I'm excited about that group."

It's a busy time overall for the LSU staff. Head coach Ed Orgeron is on the recruiting trail working to finish strong with the 2020 class while putting together his staff, but it's energized Orgeron coming off a National Championship.

"I love it. It keeps us going. We get up at 4:30 in the morning, we go to bed at 10 o'clock at night," Orgeron said this week. "We're on the phone all day. It's exciting. It's competition. This is a big time for our program. Obviously, we had a lot of success last year. We want to build on that, but this is a new year.
 

"I met with the mid-year graduates on Sunday. You guys are going to love this group. They're big, they're lean, they're very athletic and they're great young men. I do believe we're going to finish strong in this recruiting class. I can't wait to get back to work with our team on the football field."