Kalen DeBoer was right. The spring transfer portal window might be closed, but Alabama football is still reportedly adding talent at a position of need. According to 247Sports, the Crimson Tide will likely land defensive back DaShawn Jones from Wake Forest.

Oklahoma transfer WR Gavin Freeman is switching sides in the Bedlam rivalry and has committed to Oklahoma State. The wideout joined the Sooners as a walk-on and earned a scholarship going into his sophomore season.

The spring college football transfer portal window has closed, and now it's time to evaluate how the game's most notable programs fared. We've already taken a look at things like winners and losers, top-10 classes and best fits.

Wisconsin exited the two portal windows with more additions than subtractions. The team was bolstered on both sides of the football, and enters 2024 with high expectations thanks to some of those moves.

Transfers are ranked based on their experience, production, potential, interest they’re generating and feedback from coaches.

Head coach Kalen DeBoer has not kept it a secret that he and his staff are heavily targeting DBs in the portal and this is made evident by the trio of portal targets that will be on campus this weekend and next week.

McIntosh was a three-star recruit in Wisconsin’s class of 2022 that was an early standout during 2023 spring practice. He did not see the field during the season, however, and slid down the depth chart entering 2024. #Badgers junior defensive end Mike Jarvis has gone portalling per @247SportsPortal. https://t.co/nJ7iLb7YXL

After Alabama lost out on Isaiah Williams to Ole Miss last week, new Crimson Tide head coach Kalen DeBoer recovered by adding former Wake Forest corner DaShawn Jones. Jones was being chased by LSU in the transfer portal,

It seems like it was just yesterday that the college football season ended as Michigan topped Washington in the national title game in Houston. When the game ended, the worst time of the year began for college football fans: the dreaded offseason.