Tuesday night, the Nebraska Cornhuskers landed a major quarterback commitment out of the Transfer Portal. Former UNLV Rebels quarterback and 2025 Mountain West Offensive Player of the Year Anthony Colandrea is a Husker. Let’s dive into what this means and what Colandrea brings to Lincoln. Former UNLV QB Anthony Colandrea Commits to Huskers What Does the QB Bring to … [Read more...] about Nebraska Lands Commitment From Portal QB Anthony Colandrea
Transfer Portal Destinations for UW’s Bryant, Butler
Two more former Washington Huskies have committed to their next programs in the transfer portal. Linebacker Deven Bryant is staying in the Big Ten, heading to USC. And defensive tackle Bryce Butler is transferring to Texas Tech. Portal Destinations for Bryant, Butler Deven Bryant – USC Bryant will have two years of remaining eligibility at USC, and he joins a productive … [Read more...] about Transfer Portal Destinations for UW’s Bryant, Butler
Possible CB Transfer Portal Targets for Washington
At cornerback, Washington has some significant attrition heading into 2026. Ephesians Prysock started all 26 games during his time with the Huskies and has declared for the NFL Draft. Tacario Davis, though hindered by injury, started all seven games he played for Washington this year and has also declared for the draft. Leroy Bryant, who was expected to compete for an open … [Read more...] about Possible CB Transfer Portal Targets for Washington
It Was a Tale of Two Halves in the Holiday Bowl
It was a tale of two halves in the Trust & Will Holiday Bowl on January 2, 2026. The SMU Mustangs went on to win the Holiday Bowl 24-19 over the Arizona Wildcats, but it wasn’t a guarantee by any means. While previewing this one, it was clear that Arizona Head Coach Brent Brennan would not be announcing any opt-outs ahead of the game. Therefore, SMU, the fans, and the media … [Read more...] about It Was a Tale of Two Halves in the Holiday Bowl
What Wake Forest Said After the Mayo Bowl Win
Saturday’s 43-29 win over Mississippi State in the Duke’s Mayo Bowl put an exclamation point on the season for Wake Forest and first-year head coach Jake Dickert. The Demon Deacons finished the season 9-4 overall and became only the fourth Wake team to finish the season with at least nine wins. Dickert is also the winningest first-year head coach in Wake history. As the season … [Read more...] about What Wake Forest Said After the Mayo Bowl Win
