Transfer season is in full swing again in college football, and some standout players are already on the move. Here's what we know.

College football’s version of free agency begins en masse on Dec. 9, though plenty of players have already announced their intentions.

College football is going through a transition unlike any the sport has seen before. From the allowance of name, image, and likeness to the transfer portal, the

Columnist Danny O’Neil is determined to rise above pettiness and accept the reality of college football’s transfer portal.

The majority of programs handed the keys to their offenses in 2024 to transfer quarterbacks. 63% of starting jobs went to transfers in Week 1, up from 62% in 2023 and 48% in 2022. That trend only figures to continue as roster management evolves in college football's new era.

The Beavers are expected to be active in the transfer portal once again this winter as they look to build on this year's 5-7 finish.

What's the 2025 college football transfer portal going to look like when it opens on Monday, Dec. 9? "An absolute s--t show," said one Big Ten general manager. Honestly, what else is new? This cycle is shaping up to be as wild and unpredictable as ever.

A continuously updated list of the transfer portal additions and departures involving Ohio State during the winter window.

As the 2024 college football regular season comes to an end, much of the sport’s focus now turns to the 2025 transfer portal cycle, as potentially thousands of players prepare to take their chance at another school in time for next season hoping to find the right fit.

The December transfer portal will open on Dec. 9, and players are already stating their intentions to enter and leave their current school. New Mexico State is no stranger to the portal, having gained and lost dozens of players from its 2023 team that finished 10-5 and reached the Conference USA Championship Game.