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Some of the top transfers in college football includes plenty of guys who followed their coaches

Several top transfers followed their coaches to new programs, with Oklahoma State, Penn State and Indiana adding multiple former players.

  • Several top college football transfers followed their coaches to new programs, prioritizing established relationships over unfamiliar environments during the portal cycle.
  • Oklahoma State coach Eric Morris recruited 21 former North Texas players, while Indiana coach Curt Cignetti added 13 former James Madison athletes to his roster.
  • John Henry Daley followed coach Kyle Whittingham to Michigan, while Drew Mestemaker said, "Wherever he went, that was probably going to be where I was going," regarding Coach Morris.
  • Quarterback Rocco Becht joined New Penn State while Josh Hoover moved to Indiana, both working to build on their new coaches' established success.
  • Experienced players like Darian Mensah, Koi Perich, and Sam Leavitt prioritize continuity by reuniting with familiar coaching staffs, reshaping rosters nationwide this season.
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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Tuesday, August 11, 2026.
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