College Football Teams Add Key Transfers for 2025

Several college football programs have strengthened their rosters via the transfer portal ahead of the 2025 season. Missouri State boosted its offensive line by adding Makhete Gueye, a 6-foot-6, 305-pound transfer from Louisville, providing depth and competition after his limited action with the Cardinals. Kansas State enhanced its offensive line with experienced transfers JB Nelson from Penn State and Terrence Enos Jr. from Pittsburgh, both with significant Division I starting experience. Purdue has been particularly active, reinforcing its defensive line with Josh Burney from Fort Valley State and revamping its secondary by acquiring An'Darius Coffey (formerly of Memphis and Northwestern) and Traveon Wright from Mississippi State. These moves address roster needs resulting from transfer losses and reflect a broader trend of programs leveraging the transfer portal to remain competitive. The additions are expected to impact the teams' performance in the upcoming college football season.