Transfer Portal Tracker: Auburn WR Cam Coleman commits to Texas; QB Dylan Raiola to visit Oregon.

Hollywood Smothers, a running back previously with NC State, rescinded his pledge to Alabama, choosing instead to commit to Texas.

Cam Coleman, a former wideout from Auburn, declared his decision to transfer to the Texas Longhorns.

Coleman held the premier position in On3’s transfer portal evaluations and was pursued by Texas Tech, Texas A&M, and Alabama, besides the Longhorns. During his tenure at Auburn last season, he recorded 56 receptions for 708 receiving yards and five scores.

With Coleman’s arrival, Texas quarterback Arch Manning will gain an additional elite offensive asset for the upcoming season, complementing fellow receiver Ryan Wingo.

Knight, previously a highly-rated five-star prospect, was ranked as the 25th overall player in the 2025 recruiting class.

Dylan Raiola, the former quarterback for Nebraska, is anticipated to visit Oregon, as reported by Pete Nakos of On3.

Dante Moore, the Ducks’ incumbent quarterback, informed journalists following a Peach Bowl College Football Playoff semifinal defeat on Friday evening that he remains undecided on whether to stay at Oregon or enter the NFL Draft.

Moore is considered one of the top two quarterback prospects for the current year’s draft.

Lance Heard, an offensive tackle, is making his way to Kentucky, marking his third distinct SEC team, having previously competed for LSU and Tennessee.

Heard holds the second spot among tackles in On3’s transfer portal evaluations and is ranked 20th overall. He is set to commence his senior year, having been the starting left tackle for the Vols in 23 games over the past two campaigns.

Reports indicate that Tennessee has acquired Chaz Coleman, a former edge rusher from Penn State, who is rated as the third-best player and top edge rusher in On3’s transfer portal rankings.

This acquisition is significant for the Vols, as Coleman joins them after an impressive freshman year where he recorded eight tackles, three tackles for loss, one sack, one forced fumble, and two fumble recoveries across nine appearances.

Johnson is set to embark on his seventh collegiate football season in 2026. His participation at North Carolina spanned only five games over two seasons, following a serious leg injury sustained during Week 1 of the 2024 season. Prior to that, he saw action in 18 games over two seasons at LSU, then moved to Texas A&M where he played in 12 games across two seasons with the Aggies.

Tuggle is making a return to the SEC following a single year spent at Purdue. He had moved to the Boilermakers subsequent to his freshman year at Georgia and stood out as a positive performer on a generally struggling Purdue squad. In 2025, as a sophomore, he accumulated 34 receptions for 500 yards and four touchdowns.

He is now poised to join LaNorris Sellers, following the Gamecocks quarterback’s declaration of his return for the 2026 season.

On3 reports that Lane Kiffin traveled to Knoxville on Friday evening, aiming to persuade Sam Leavitt.

The ex-Arizona State quarterback was visiting Tennessee at the time. He departed the state for a visit to Miami this weekend.

LSU continues its search for a transfer portal quarterback, especially after Brendan Sorsby from Cincinnati pledged to Texas Tech and Demond Williams Jr. of Washington confirmed he would remain in Seattle.

With Ole Miss quarterback Trinidad Chambliss’s request for a sixth year of NCAA eligibility rejected, a potential vacancy at the quarterback position has emerged for the Rebels.

DJ Lagway, who formerly played quarterback for Florida, is scheduled for a visit to Oxford this weekend, as per reports from Pete Nakos and Hayes Fawcett of On3.

Although Lagway was earlier reported to have committed to Baylor, he has yet to sign an official agreement and is still exploring his choices, according to ESPN’s Pete Thamel, who also mentioned Lagway’s impending visit to Ole Miss.

The NIL collective of Alabama has confirmed that quarterback Austin Mack will rejoin the Crimson Tide for the upcoming season.

Mack has been with head coach Kalen DeBoer for the past three seasons and with offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb for two; Grubb served as his offensive coordinator at Washington in 2023 and at Alabama in 2025.

Following Ty Simpson’s declaration for the draft, Mack is anticipated to contend with freshman quarterback Keelon Russell for the starting role next season. Russell’s decision to remain with the Tide was also publicized on Friday.

During the Rose Bowl, Mack entered the game following an injury to Simpson, completing 11 of 16 passes for 103 yards in Alabama’s decisive defeat.

DJ Lagway, the ex-quarterback for Florida, was reported to have committed to Baylor, but he has not yet formalized the agreement and intends to undertake additional visits, according to ESPN’s Pete Thamel.

Ole Miss has expressed reported interest after Trinidad Chambliss’s appeal for an additional year of eligibility with the Rebels was rejected.

Reports suggest that the Buckeyes are retaining their rising star running back, Bo Jackson, who was speculated to be considering entering the transfer portal after an impressive freshman campaign.

DJ McKinney, a cornerback, spent two years competing for Colorado, following his previous two seasons with Oklahoma State. Throughout his collegiate career, he has accumulated 135 tackles, 18 pass deflections, and 4 interceptions.

Cam Coleman, transferring from Auburn, could potentially represent an alternative team in the Iron Bowl next season. Coleman is presently visiting Alabama on Friday, as per Pete Nakos of On3.

Last season, Coleman recorded 56 receptions for 708 yards and 5 scores. Texas Tech, Texas, Texas A&M, and Alabama are reportedly the leading candidates vying for Coleman’s commitment.

Jonah Lea’ea, a defensive lineman transferring from Utah, is set to team up with head coach Kyle Whittingham and edge rusher John Henry Daley at Michigan, according to Hayes Fawcett of On3.

During the previous season, Lea’ea commenced all 12 regular-season contests, concluding with 38 total tackles, 1 sack, and 1 forced fumble.

Auburn is currently facing the departure of its two primary wideouts from the 2025 season.

As Cam Coleman is already seeking a new program, the team’s leading receiver, Eric Singleton Jr., has also officially entered the transfer portal. Singleton amassed a team-best 58 receptions for 534 yards and three scores in 2025.

Reports suggest that the Wolverines are set to miss one of their key running backs next season, as Justice Haynes intends to enter the transfer portal.

The junior player was in Ann Arbor for only a single year, yet he achieved an average of 7.1 yards per carry, accumulating 857 rushing yards and 10 touchdowns in 2025. He had previously played two seasons for Alabama.

Tre Richardson from Vanderbilt is moving northward. He has pledged his commitment to Louisville, as reported by On3.

Louisville will mark Richardson’s fourth academic institution. He participated in junior college football for one year, then spent a season in Division II, prior to transferring to Vandy. In 2025, he secured 46 receptions for 806 yards and seven touchdowns for the Commodores.