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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 SEC next season.
THIS SERIES: Breaking down the biggest impact transfer for each Big Ten program
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ALABAMA: Kelby Collins
Alabama has lost a handful of important pieces along the defensive front during this transfer cycle but the addition of Collins should minimize the negative impact of those departures. Collins has had a productive career but a fresh start should do him some good.
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ARKANSAS: O’Mega Blake
The Razorbacks lost a lot from their receiver room but replenished most of it. Blake is a big-play threat that Arkansas should be able to create momentum shifting plays with during the upcoming season.
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AUBURN: Jackson Arnold
Even though Arnold is the second-highest ranked player in this Auburn transfer class behind standout receiver Eric Singleton, the offense can’t run unless the quarterback plays well. After two years at Oklahoma, Arnold’s fresh start at Auburn with an arsenal of healthy playmakers should give the Tigers the high-powered offense head coach Hugh Freeze has promised.
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FLORIDA: J.Michael Sturdivant
Everything Florida is doing on the recruiting trail is geared toward supporting star freshman…
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Publish date : 2025-01-15 14:07:00
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