It was a busy weekend within college football’s transfer portal season.Catch up on all of the biggest news reported by TPR over Saturday and Sunday in our CFP Transfer Portal Notebook. For a more interactive experience, check out our 2024-25 College Football Transfer Portal Tracker. Click Here to learn more.
Bryan McCoy, LB (Akron)
After three season’s at Akron amassing 237 combined tackles including leading the Zips in solo tackles and combined tackles during the 2024 campaign, McCoy entered the portal on Dec. 9. After reporting interest from multiple programs such as Oklahoma State, Louisville, Indiana, Kansas and more on Saturday, McCoy just announced his commitment to Mike Gundy’s Cowboys.
Nahji Logan, LB (Indiana)
Having made 39 appearances across two season’s at UMass highlighted by the 2023 campaign in which Logan managed 60 total tackles, he transferred to the Big Ten last offseason. Logan went on to make just four appearances in 2024 and announced his intention to re-enter the portal back in Oct. with the former three-star prospect now receiving interest from Temple, Nevada and UTEP.
Ethan Day, DE (Wyoming)
Following a career-year for the Ripon, CA native in which he managed 19 combined tackles, a sack, a forced fumble and a fumble recovery in just 12 appearances, multiple high-major programs have expressed interests. As reported by TPR, Day has most recently heard from Arizona, Texas Tech, Virginia and Vanderbilt having only entered the portal just three days ago.
Oscar Hammond, TE (North Texas)
Hammond entered the transfer portal on Dec. 9 and instantly became on of the countries most coveted tight end recruits, coming off a season in which he managed 238 receiving yards and one TD on just 19 receptions. Since, he’s been offered by multiple programs including UCLA and Arizona with visits to Oklahoma State and Bowling Green State both scheduled for this week.
