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With the winter transfer window in the books, each college football fan can sit back and take stock of the new names dotting their team’s roster.
Take a look at which new transfer will make the biggest impact for each team in the Big Ten next season.
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ILLINOIS: WR Hudson Clement
A former walk-on, Clement was West Virginia’s top receiver last season with 51 catches for 741 yards and five touchdowns. Landing a receiver like Clement is huge for Illinois as the team reloads on the outside.
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INDIANA: QB Fernando Mendoza
After a dream season, Indiana is reloading for another run at the College Football Playoff. Mendoza rose to stardom as Cal’s quarterback last season and it seems like he’s a great fit running the offense in Bloomington.
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IOWA: QB Mark Gronowski
How many years has it been since Iowa has had a quarterback like Gronowski? The 2023 FCS National Player of the Year could have gone to the NFL Draft but is instead suiting up for the Hawkeyes next season.
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MARYLAND: WR Jalil Farooq
A former Oklahoma receiver, Farooq is a welcome addition for the Terps. Maryland is hoping a veteran presence such as Farooq will help the transition to a new quarterback this season.
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MICHIGAN: RB Justice Haynes
The Wolverines are set up to have a dominant running game next…
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Publish date : 2025-01-14 18:06:00
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