Multiple College Baseball Players Enter Transfer Portal Across Programs

Several college baseball players have recently entered the NCAA Transfer Portal, signaling significant roster changes ahead of the new season. Iowa Baseball has seen multiple departures, including First Team All-Big Ten utility player Reese Moore, right-handed pitcher Anthony Watts, as well as Sam Hart and Andrew Holub, highlighting a substantial turnover in their lineup and pitching staff. Watts' exit is particularly impactful as Iowa faces losing several other pitchers to the MLB Draft and retirement, necessitating a complete rebuild of their starting rotation. Meanwhile, Florida A&M star Broedy Poppell, who led his team in hits, RBIs, and home runs and earned All-SWAC honors, has also declared his intention to transfer following a strong season. In college football, Princeton wide receiver AJ Barber, the son of former NFL star Tiki Barber, has entered the transfer portal after a productive tenure with the Tigers. These moves reflect the dynamic nature of college athletics as players seek new opportunities through the transfer portal.