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The odds for any player withdrawing from the transfer portal and coming back haven't been good. The ON3 transfer portal database keeps stats on past withdrawal numbers. Past trends on transfer portal withdrawals: 2025 3.6% 1/28 2024 3.1% 1/32 2023 1.7% 1/60 2022 2.6%...

The On3 College Football Transfer Portal Tracker to date (1-7-26 9:30AM): 2426 players have entered the portal. 576 have committed - 24% 10 have withdrawn - 0.41% College Football Transfer Portal

How about Amish Paradise

So, when do we start referring to State College as Ames East or Lames East.

An update. As of 10:30 PM on the 5th. One of Penn State's 20 incoming transfers is NOT from Iowa State. Iowa State now has 7 transfers from Washington State.

Well, it's time for a major retraction on that 0. As of now there's 5 Washington State players that are transferring to Iowa State. Probably got myself screwed up going through the menus on a quick check. I'm getting too old for multitasking. I probably shouldn't look stuff up while...

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Would like to see another DL in the mix, either tackle or edge.

Gronkemeyer couldn't get out of State Penn fast enough.

It looks like 16 Iowa State players have followed Matt Campbell to Penn State. Meanwhile only 3 players have followed Franklin to Virginia Tech. I imagine a lot of other teams will be sifting through what is left in the transfer portal.

It looks like Brice Stevenson, DL from Holy Cross is a true senior. He started his freshman year in 2023. I think the plan is to have him play immediately but there may be some options there if he needs an extra year to level up.

Well, A more evenly matched game might have been better in a conventional sense. On the other hand, watching Alabama getting curb stomped by Indiana was a very satisfying spectacle. Don't forget that Alabama took control of the first-round game against Oklahoma. It was a pass happy affair...

I think they decided to simplify things for Gronowski. They needed to get Gronowski used to the system and find things that he could do under the circumstances. Not a good time for new innovations that mess with Gronowski's timing.

Then there is the argument that ND getting screwed out of CFP spot wasn't an entirely bad thing. It didn't help the Big Ten in the standings, but it did help produce some good matchups for the Big Ten.

I forgot to mention, Texas Tech demonstrating to the rest of college football, how well air raid offenses work against Big Ten defenses. I'd love to see Texas Tech swap out schedules with Wisconsin.

Over all, it was a satisfying bowl season thus far. Iowa won over a ranked opponent and all three phases of the game played well. Bama got pasted by the Hoosiers. Ohio State dropped a deuce. Michigan lost its lunch in the fourth quarter. So-Cal's defense got exposed in a close game. The...

Well, he's a 6'3" DB with Hawk in his name. I'm already sold.

I have a sneaking suspicion that a healthy Gronowski would have proceeded directly to the NFL draft at the end of last season. Gronowski played through the injury in 2024, probably knowing it would require surgery & rehab. Gronowski himself may not know what he would have done had the injury...

His numbers were down a bit this year. Were there any injuries? Was it lack of playing time or on the field performance?

You could argue either 2019 or 2015.