The spring transfer portal window is closed, but there’s still drama. Oklahoma landed one of the most sought-after players in the spring window on Thursday when TCU transfer Damonic Williams committed. Williams started every game in his two seasons at TCU and was an honorable mention All-Big 12 player in 2023. Few defensive linemen with this resume had entered the portal this spring, and a lot of schools wanted Williams. It came down to Oklahoma and Texas.

(0:00-9:09) Intro - Transfer Portal News

(9:10-23:13) Pete Nakos Joins to Break down Transfer Portal

(23:14-29:57) NCAA Antitrust Settlement Case, Future of CFB

(29:58-32:56) Texas A&M Introduction

(32:57-1:05:12) Billy Liucci from Tex Ags joins

(1:05:13-1:06:47) Conclusion - Have a great weekend!

On3’s Pete Nakos breaks down that decision as well as the ongoing recruitment of Michigan State transfer defensive lineman Simeon Barrow, who told Pete on Thursday that he might decide Friday from a group that includes LSU, Missouri and Miami.

Plus, Oklahoma backup QB General Booty is the highest ranking player to ever enter the transfer portal.

Next, Billy Liucci of TexAgs.com joins the show to talk about a quiet spring in College Station as new coach Mike Elko works to shape a roster that probably isn’t as loaded as we’d think given Texas A&M’s recruiting rankings of the past few years.

In fact, the situation Elko finds himself in now is eerily reminiscent of the one Steve Sarkisian took over at Texas in 2021.

But with QB Conner Weigman working his way back toward 100 percent, transfer Nic Scourton coming off the edge and an SEC schedule that isn’t as tough as the one some other teams got, the Aggies might be a surprise come fall.

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It’s a Dear Andy edition, and you have some great questions. Specifically, you have some very interesting questions about Deion Sanders.

(0:00-7:37) Intro - Opt Outs, State of CFB

(7:38-21:59) Introducing On3 - Her with Talia Goodman

(22:00-24:09) Dear Andy Intro

(24:10-45:31) Deion Sanders and Colorado

(45:32-59:46) Coaches Hired to Win Championships

(59:47-1:03:34) Group of 5 to Power 4 Transfers Idea

(1:03:35-1:06:41) 4 New Conferences to Pick New Teams

(1:06:42-1:09:49) Nick Saban's Retirement

(1:09:50-1:14:03) G5 School to use in EA Sports?

(1:14:04-1:16:14) Conclusion

But first, we’re very excited to introduce you to Talia Goodman. Talia is On3’s newest hire, and she’ll be leading the HER vertical. While a student reporter at Indiana University, Talia realized there wasn’t a transfer portal news-breaker covering women’s basketball, so she worked to make herself one. Now she’s the best in the game, and she’s bringing her talents to On3.

Andy and Talia discuss how the women’s college game can capitalize on the moment it’s having currently, and Talia identifies the stars who will try to fill the void now that Caitlin Clark, Angel Reese and company are off to the WNBA.

Now, it’s time for your questions. Once again, Coach Prime and his team dominate the conversation.

Will Shedeur Sanders' tweet clapping back at a former Colorado player hurt his chances to win awards? Would it affect his draft stock?

How much longer should we reasonably expect Deion to be at Colorado?

Given the discussion of the way Sanders handled cutting players and the back-and-forth between former and current Colorado players, what should be considered acceptable when managing a roster?

Andy often talks about college football jobs where the job description is simply “Win the national title.” How many of those jobs are there? Which schools?

Who does Andy plan to play as in Dynasty Mode when the new EA college football game debuts?

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On3 national scout Cody Bellaire joins Andy for the 2024 Ultimate College Football Team draft.

(0:00-2:21) Intro

(2:22-14:50) Cody Bellaire Joins to Introduce the Draft

(14:51-18:13) Round 1

(18:14-21:32) Round 2

(21:33-24:15) Round 3

(24:16-28:28) Round 4

(28:29-31:21) Round 5

(31:22-34:45) Round 6

(34:46-37:51) Round 7

(37:52-41:09) Round 8

(41:10-43:49) Round 9

(43:50-48:07) Round 10

(48:08-50:32) Round 11

(50:33-53:00) Round 12

(53:01-55:26) Round 13

(55:27-57:43) Round 14

(57:44-1:00:22) Round 15

(1:00:23-1:02:15) Round 16

(1:02:16-1:03:42) Round 17

(1:03:43-1:06:03) Round 18

(1:06:04-1:08:44) Round 19

(1:08:45-1:10:38) Round 20

(1:10:39-1:13:09) Round 21

(1:13:10-1:16:59) Round 22 - Final Picks

(1:17:00-1:21:58) Wrapping Up - Dear Andy tomorrow! [email protected]

Andy and Cody each will declare their offensive and defensive schemes. Then they’ll draft the best possible teams to carry out those schemes on the field.

Perhaps they’re looking for different quarterbacks, but everyone needs great offensive tackles, edge rushers, defensive backs and receivers. Who will get LSU offensive tackle Will Campbell? Who will get Ohio State’s Caleb Downs? Which general manager/coach will pick the best players for his chosen schemes?

Feel free to heckle each pick in the chat.

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The hype train for Nebraska freshman quarterback Dylan Raiola is leaving the station, and Andy climbs aboard with Sean Callahan of On3’s Husker Online. Raiola’s spring game performance got the Nebraska fanbase pumped for the future. So what happens next? How does coach Matt Rhule handle the quarterback situation going into preseason camp? And who will help Raiola on offense when fall arrives?

(0:00-4:29) Intro

(4:30-13:49) Leaders Discussing Settlement of Antitrust Case

(13:50-35:14) Sean Callahan from Husker Online Joins

(35:15-40:28) Spring Transfer Portal

(40:29-1:03:53) Tyler Horka from Blue and Gold joins

(1:03:54-1:06:50) Conclusion - Draft Ultimate Teams tomorrow

Before that, Andy breaks down the news that the NCAA and major conferences have engaged in settlement talks in the House v. NCAA case. Why does this matter? Because any settlement likely involves the schools promising revenue sharing with the athletes going forward. That would change how the players are compensated, and it likely would lead to collective bargaining.

Speaking of which, there was news on that front Monday out of Trent Dilfer’s UAB program.

Also, a few more players jumped in the transfer portal ahead of its closing on Tuesday. Alabama freshman safety Peyton Woodyard entered on Monday night. Oregon is the favorite to land him. Nebraska edge rusher Chief Borders also has entered the portal. So has former Washington QB Sam Huard, who spent 2023 at Cal Poly. Offensive lineman Andrew Dennis, the highest ranked signee in Illinois’ 2024 class, also entered the portal.

Next, Tyler Horka of On3’s Blue and Gold joins to discuss Notre Dame coming out of spring practice. The Fighting Irish got a good look at their quarterback room with presumed starter Riley Leonard recovering from ankle surgery, and the depth — and lack of QBs jumping in the portal — should inspire confidence. So should the performance of the receivers in the spring game. Notre Dame didn’t have anywhere near its full group, but the way the available players performed suggests that the passing game should be much more dynamic than it was last season.

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We’re talking about what Oregon should expect from the Big Ten and what the Big Ten should expect from the Ducks, but we also need to acknowledge that elsewhere in the Big Ten, the Dylan Raiola hype machine is operating at full capacity after Raiola’s spring game performance.

(0:00-3:32) Intro - Oregon Spring Game

(3:33-11:04) Nebraska Spring Game

(11:05-25:29) Pete Nakos joins to update on the portal

(25:30-36:50) Group of 5 Playoff?

(36:51-56:59) Justin Hopkins from ScoopDuck joins

(57:00-1:06:39) NFL Draft Recap

(1:06:40-1:09:32) EA Sports Cover

(1:09:33-1:10:04) Conclusion

On3 national reporter Pete Nakos joins to discuss the latest on the spring transfer portal window. Oregon State RB transfer Damien Martinez has committed to Miami, and Colorado RB transfer Dylan Edwards has committed to Kansas State. Meanwhile, Colorado wrapped spring practice and continued to add more transfers. That includes RB Rashad Amos, a Miami (Ohio) transfer who originally had planned to go to Mississippi State.

Next, Justin Hopkins of Scoop Duck joins to talk about Oregon. The Ducks wrapped spring practice Saturday, and Oklahoma transfer QB Dillon Gabriel looks like he’s been in Eugene forever. We also got a look at a few potential star freshmen on defense, and we got our first look at QB Dante Moore as a Duck.

Plus, Andy breaks down the rest of the NFL draft....

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Andy and Philip Dukes break down the first round of the NFL draft. Dukes is Atlanta born and bred, so he has many, many thoughts on the Falcons taking Michael Penix Jr. after just signing Kirk Cousins in free agency.

(0:00-3:34) Intro - Falcons Draft and a Rant

(3:35-13:16) Phillip Dukes Joins

(13:17-15:42) Who Could Have the Falcons gottens?

(15:43-25:13) Draft Recap

(25:14-27:15) Mock draft Recap

(27:16-29:52) Joe Alt to Chargers

(29:53-33:54) Arizona State talent

(33:55-37:36) Back to Back Heismans

(37:37-39:31) Nate Wiggins

(39:32-43:24) Which Party was the best from Draft

(43:25-46:54) Favorite Picks Left

(46:55-49:47) Malik Nabers Suit

(49:48-50:58) Terrion Arnold to Detroit

(50:59-55:56) College Football Portal Update

(55:57-57:24) Phillip Dukes Monologue

(57:25-57:43) Conclusion

Andy recaps the performance of his first mock draft, which started out six for six and then totally fell apart afterward.

Andy and Dukes also provide a short transfer portal update -- including a Player of Consequence who decided not to enter the portal.

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It’s a Dear Andy show, and we have a question that will ignite debate throughout the audience.

(0:00-2:08) Intro

(2:09-4:50) Reggie Bush's Heisman Returns

(4:51-6:39) CFP Selection Update - Army/Navy

(6:40-21:26) Pete Nakos Joins to recap the portal

(21:27-22:05) Dear Andy Intro

(22:06-26:47) Top 10 High School Tapes

(26:48-28:02) Kyler Murray

(28:03-28:55) Allen Iverson

(28:56-30:57) Derrick Henry

(30:58-32:03) Tavon Austin

(32:04-33:53) Vince Young

(33:54-36:12) Sam McGuffie

(36:13-37:05) Noel Devine

(37:06-38:39) Reggie Bush

(38:40-40:24) Jadeveon Clowney

(40:25-45:24) Sport Wrongs to Right?

(45:25-49:18) NFL Draft Philosophy?

(49:19-54:35) Any team, Any player, at Any time

(54:36-58:29) Covid Athletes and Transfer Portal Era

(58:30-1:02:48) Cold Weather in CFP Games?

(1:02:49-1:06:14) ESPN TV Deals and the ACC

(1:06:15-1:06:48) Conclusion - Happy Draft Day and Congrats to all that get Drafted tonight!

But first, On3 national reporter Pete Nakos joins us for a transfer portal update. And the portal has been busy. On Wednesday, Georgia defensive lineman Christen Miller announced his intention to enter the portal. This is another player of consequence entering the portal. The question now is which non-SEC team will land Miller. Also, former Penn State receiver KeAndre Lambert-Smith committed to Auburn.

Now it’s time for your questions, including a leadoff question that is sure to ignite debate…

In honor of Reggie Bush getting his Heisman Trophy back, does Reggie have the greatest high school highlight video of all time? Andy will rank the top 10.

Also in honor of Bush getting his Heisman back, what other sports wrongs need to be righted?

It’s draft night, and a viewer wants to know how Andy would build a team if he were an NFL general manager.

Another viewer wants Andy to match perfect players with perfect teams/situations in the draft.

Also, how will weather affect first-round College Football Playoff games?

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We’re a day away from the NFL draft, so it’s time for Andy to break down his mock draft. But first, there’s a lot of transfer portal news.

0:00 Intro - Reggie Bush Gets his Heisman Back!

12:56 Intro

14:24 Transfer Portal Update - Colorado

22:08 Other Portal News

27:02 Jesse Simonton joins to talk the NFL Draft

51:57 Jesse Simonton breaks down his top head coaches in college football

1:14:42 Conclusion, Dear Andy Tomorrow - [email protected]

The most interesting name is Dylan Edwards, the Colorado tailback who led the Buffaloes in rushing last season. Edwards was one of Deion Sanders’ first big flips, choosing Colorado over Notre Dame out of high school. But now Edwards plans to hit the portal. Where will he go? We’re not quite sure, but Kansas State quarterback Avery Johnson posted a photo of he and Edwards playing together in pee-wee football.

Next, Andy and On3 national writer Jesse Simonton have things to argue about. Andy released his mock draft, while Jesse released his All-College Football team of potential NFL draftees.

Jesse also revealed his top 25 college football coaches this week. That topic certainly won’t create any debate in the chat.

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Yes, Caleb Williams was always that good. But he wasn’t the top-ranked quarterback in the recruiting class of 2021. (That guy is still in college.) Meanwhile, J.J. McCarthy was as polarizing a college recruit as he is a potential NFL draft pick.

(0:00-3:50) Introduction - NFL Draft

(3:51-7:52) Charles Power and Cody Bellaire Join, Covid's Impact

(7:53-13:29) Caleb Williams, USC

(13:30-17:35) Drake Maye, UNC

(17:36-19:28) Quinn Ewers Discussion

(19:29-24:36) JJ McCarthy, Michigan

(24:37-26:49) Jayden Daniels, LSU

(26:50-29:25) Overall QB's

(29:26-31:31) Jayden Daniels and Innovation in Technology

(31:32-34:51) Favorite Prospect - Brock Bowers, Georgia

(34:52-36:05) Jonathon Brooks, Texas

(36:06-40:36) Can't Miss Recruits: Byron Murphy, Texas

(40:37-43:35) Offensive Line Class: Joe Alt, Notre Dame

(43:36-46:23) Tyler Guyton, Oklahoma

(46:24-49:06) Gary Patterson at TCU

(49:07-53:22) Guys Not in the Draft

(53:23-56:59) Significance of Age

(57:00-1:01:00) Guys Not in the Draft, Re-Visited

(1:01:01-1:02:05) Conclusion

On3 director of ranking Charles Power and national scout Cody Bellaire join Andy to share stories about the players who will be drafted beginning this Thursday when they were high schoolers trying to choose where they would play their college ball.

Cody, who used to work in the personnel department at LSU, offers a plausible alternate history where Williams winds up in Baton Rouge playing for Ed Orgeron. Charles discusses how low-key Jayden Daniels' recruitment to Arizona State was. Charles also explains how the Joe Alt who came out of high school in Minnesota was not nearly as easy to project as the version of Alt who is leaving Notre Dame and heading to anchor some NFL team’s offensive line for the next 10 years.

Plus, the guys pay tribute to the Patron Saint of Projection — former TCU coach Gary Patterson.

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(0:00-9:07) Intro - Texas Spring Game

(9:08-13:15) Michigan Spring Game

(13:16-17:09) USC Spring Game

(17:10-18:45) Transfer Portal Update - Cormani McClain

(18:46-38:31) Pete Nakos Joins to recap the overall transfer portal

(38:32-59:39) Trevor Sikkema Joins to preview the NFL Draft

(59:40-1:02:13) Conclusion

Another set of spring games is over, and it’s time to TOTALLY OVERREACT ABOUT ARCH MANNING. Sure, Texas coach Steve Sarkisian made it abundantly clear that Quinn Ewers is the Texas starter and that he just really wanted to give Manning a chance to play significant snaps in the spring game. But that’s not how the Internet works, Sark.

Meanwhile, Michigan wrapped spring practice, and it appears the Wolverines’ QB competition will come down to Alex Orji and Davis Warren — unless Michigan coaches decide to dip into the transfer portal for a QB. So far, no QB that would appear worthy of Michigan’s starting job has entered the portal.

That brings us to a transfer portal update from On3 national writer Pete Nakos. The weekend brought a lot of official visits, a few commitments and a few new entries.

Next, Trevor Sikkema of Pro Football Focus joins to break down Thursday’s NFL Draft. Trevor is a massive college football fan who also happens to be a draft analyst, and he’ll help explain some of the more interesting swings in draft conventional wisdom. For instance, former Michigan QB J.J. McCarthy is now being mocked as a likely top-10 pick. How did he climb draft boards so fast?

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(0:00-4:06) Introduction

(4:07-15:28) Transfer Portal Update - Jaden Rashada

(15:29-21:50) Damien Martinez Visit

(21:51-37:37) LSU WR Coach and Co-Offensive Coordinator Cortez Hankton Jr. Joins

(37:38-1:03:22) On3's National Scout Cody Bellaire Joins to discuss how the transfer portal ACTUALLY works

(1:03:23-1:04:55) Conclusion

The transfer portal is expecting a very interesting entrant soon. Quarterback Jaden Rashada, whose original signing with Florida disintegrated after a collective reneged on a contract that purported to be worth $13.8 million over four years, is leaving Arizona State after one season in Tempe. Where might he wind up? On3’s Pete Nakos reported he possibly could be headed to an SEC school.

Next, LSU receivers coach/co-offensive coordinator Cortez Hankton Jr. joins the show. Hankton will be in the green room at the draft next week with former Tigers receivers Malik Nabers and Brian Thomas Jr., who are expected to be picked in the first round. Hankton, who came to LSU from Georgia and who could have as many as six former players drafted next week, discusses how those two developed into first-rounders.

Later, On3 national scout Cody Bellaire explains how college personnel departments are handling the transfer portal window. Bellaire, who worked in the personnel departments at LSU, Texas A&M and Texas Tech, breaks down exactly how the process works from a player deciding to enter the portal to choosing a new school.

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