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No.3 (No.8) Miami- Cam Ward, QB
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HMs- Francisco Mauigoa, Damien Martinez
Poise in the pocket plays a crucial role in a quarterback’s success.
For Washington State transfer Cam Ward, his ability to stay calm and pick apart a defense from all areas of the field enthralls Canes fans and infuriates opposing teams.
A two-time transfer, Ward racked up over 10,000 passing yards combined in two seasons each at Incarnate Word and Washington State.
His rushing ability makes Ward all the more dangerous, and his numbers have reflected that. Ward has passed for 3,494 and 32 touchdowns while adding three more scores on the ground.
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No.2 (No.3) Texas- Isaiah Bond, WR
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HMs- Andrew Mukuba, Matthew Golden
Next, an explosive wideout for the SEC leading Texas Longhorns.
Isaiah Bond transferred to Austin after two seasons with Alabama. This season, Bond has provided consistency for a Longhorns offense that faced some quarterback adversity with an injury to starter Quinn Ewers.
Bond, a big play machine, is averaging 16.1 yards per reception for 483 yards and five touchdowns in his first season at Texas.
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No.1 Oregon- Derrick Harmon, DT
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HMs- Dillon Gabriel, Evan Stewart
Finally, my top transfer on the No.1 overall team in the nation, the Oregon Ducks.
Derrick Harmon’s impact on a Ducks defense that has improved significantly this season cannot go unnoticed.
Dan Lanning preaches toughness and physicality to his team. Harmon, a Michigan State transfer, epitomizes this philosophy.
At 6’5”, 310 lbs, Harmon provides a presence in the middle of a defense that has allowed over 20 points just twice this season.
Lanning emphasized building through the trenches. With their sights set on the CFP and a potential championship run, the Ducks will need to continue to win in the trenches, and it starts with Harmon.
