New college football transfer portal player rankings are out at 247Sports for the 2025 recruiting cycle and there are several major risers across the Power 4 ranks. One player saw a six-point rise to No. 1 overall while four others were upgraded into the elite realm upon further evaluation.

FBS schools are signing fewer high school players, instead relying on experienced players who enter the transfer portal.

With all the issues surrounding the transfer portal in college football, it has suggested by some that the NCAA have just one window for players to enter. Currently, there are two windows for college football players to do so with the first coming immediately after the end of the regular season and the second beginning after spring practices.

The college football player movement carousel has slid to a halt. Here is a look at how the Big Ten's transfer classes stack up

But with the February signing period on the horizon, here is a refresher of where 45 of the top recruits from Iowa are going to play college ball. Many of these players are already signed to their schools;

Michigan was able to ascend within the top 10 by adding five-star tackle Ty Haywood to a class that already featured No. 1 overall prospect quarterback Bryce Underwood. Continue reading this article and more from top writers,

LSU has one of the best transfer portal classes in the country, but the Tigers are losing some players too. Here's who they will miss most.