BREAKING NEWS: GEORGIA BULLDOGS three key players has entered the transfer portal…

Transfer season is in full swing in college football, again.

The spring transfer portal window officially opened on April 16, allowing players to move following spring ball or even during their team’s spring practices.

Which players are on the move this offseason, and which ones have already found a new home?

Let’s take a look at the stars and standouts who are testing the waters and transferring.

Colorado CB Cormani McClain to Florida

McClain was Coach Prime’s top high school signee last year, flipping to Colorado from Miami after Sanders was hired. The 6-foot-2, 165-pound freshman was a five-star recruit out of Lakeland, Florida, rated as the No. 2 overall prospect of 2023 in the 247Sports composite rankings. Last season, he made 13 tackles and had two pass breakups, starting four games and playing in nine.

Alabama S Peyton Woodyard to Oregon

Woodyard is a former four-star safety who signed with Alabama as part of the 2024 recruiting class, Nick Saban’s last with the Crimson Tide. Like several other high-profile members of Saban’s final classes, the former standout at St. John Bosco High School in Southern California left the program following the legendary head coach’s retirement in January.

Woodyard was committed to Georgia at one point and also heavily recruited by Ohio State and hometown USC, but has since confirmed he will be playing for the Oregon Ducks next season.