Transfer Portal: QB Demond Williams returning to Washington

Husan Longstreet, a five-star true freshman quarterback for USC, recognized as the fourth-ranked QB in the 2025 class by the Rivals industry assessment, declared on Thursday his intention to join the transfer portal.

During the current season, Longstreet served as a backup to Jayden Maiava, who is slated to return for the 2026 season.

Originally from Corona, California, he participated in four contests, successfully throwing 13 out of 15 passes for a total of 103 yards and one touchdown. Additionally, he rushed for two touchdowns and 76 yards across 11 attempts. Prior to changing his commitment to USC during his time at Cetennial High School, he had initially pledged to Texas A&M.

Jacarrius Peak, an offensive tackle formerly with NC State, is now committing to South Carolina, having been a starter for the Wolfpack over the past two seasons.

Peak holds the sixth overall position in On3’s transfer portal ratings and is considered the premier offensive lineman available. He possesses one year of eligibility that can still be utilized.

According to Pete Nakos of On3, the quarterback plans to honor his initial agreement. Reports indicate this contract is valued at approximately $4 million for the upcoming season.

Following several days of controversy involving the quarterback who secured a multi-million dollar contract with UW before attempting to enter the transfer portal, he declared via Instagram his ultimate decision to remain with the Huskies.

Despite his transfer to Michigan, John Henry Daley will continue to be coached by Kyle Whittingham, representing a significant acquisition for the Wolverines.

This season, the Utah edge rusher achieved a national ranking, tying for sixth with 11.5 sacks, and also contributed 48 tackles and two forced fumbles during what was considered a standout season.

Pete Nakos of On3 reports that subsequent to his attempt to join the transfer portal, the quarterback has re-engaged in discussions with UW and might ultimately decide to stay.

This development coincides with the announcement by Williams’ representative that he would no longer serve as the quarterback’s agent.

During the previous season at UCLA, Hasselbeck did not participate in any games as a freshman.

The son of former Packers and Seahawks quarterback Matt Hasselbeck is relocating to Appalachian State, journeying across the nation.

As reported by ESPN’s Pete Thamel, Adams is set to transfer to Wisconsin.

He retains three years of eligibility, having taken a redshirt season in 2024 and making limited appearances in six contests during the recent season.

Per On3, Tyler Thompson is transferring to Louisville, following his three-year tenure at North Carolina. In his most recent season, he accumulated 26 tackles, 7 sacks, and 8 tackles for loss over 10 games.

This marked his most successful season by a significant margin during his time at UNC.

According to On3, Alabama wide receiver Isaiah Horton is reportedly preparing to enter the transfer portal.

This season, the junior recorded 42 receptions for 511 yards and 8 touchdowns for the Crimson Tide—his inaugural year with Alabama following his first three collegiate years at Miami. His most impressive season with the Hurricanes saw him achieve 56 catches for 616 yards and 5 touchdowns.

He still possesses one year of eligibility.

Ryan Staub commenced two games throughout his three-season tenure in Boulder and still holds two years of remaining eligibility.

Glenn served as a reserve player for three seasons at Florida State, participating in brief stints across 16 games during that period.

The Longhorns have already witnessed numerous player movements via the transfer portal, and now, true freshman wide receiver Jaime Ffrench is departing the program.

Ffrench was rated as a four-star receiver coming out of high school, but only made a single reception this season, therefore his departure does not represent a significant setback for the Longhorns.

According to On3, one of the most prominent quarterbacks within the transfer portal has finalized his decision, with DJ Lagway pledging his commitment to Baylor.

The signal-caller experienced a two-year career with the Gators marked by injuries and mistakes, yet he displayed considerable potential at various times. Across two seasons, he accumulated 4,179 passing yards and 28 touchdowns, alongside 23 interceptions.

Find comprehensive details regarding this transition here.

Approaching a full week since the transfer window opened, numerous high-profile individuals have still not determined their next playing destination.

Presented here is a comprehensive compilation categorizing the premier players within the transfer portal, encompassing both those who have pledged to new institutions and those still undecided.

NC State successfully enticed cornerback Ondre Evans to transfer from Georgia. Evans had been assessed as the ninth-best cornerback and the 106th-best overall prospect in the 2024 recruitment cohort.

Alliegro stands as a seasoned and effective linebacker, having amassed 115 tackles and eight sacks for the Badgers over the past two seasons.

The Texas Longhorns strengthened their somewhat depleted running back corps by securing a commitment from Raleek Brown of Arizona State.

Reed Harris is embarking on a westward journey.

The wide receiver from Boston College is prepared to transfer to Arizona State following three seasons with BC. In 2025, Harris recorded 39 receptions for 673 yards and five touchdowns.

Malachi Nelson, a quarterback who previously played for USC, Boise State, and most recently UTEP, is once again preparing for a transfer. Nelson completed the 2025 season at UTEP following his transfer from Boise State.

He was designated as a five-star recruit as part of the 2023 graduating class.