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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 favorite team’s roster.
Take a look at which new transfer will make the biggest impact for each team in the Big 12 next season.
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ARIZONA: WR Kris Hutson
It’s impossible to replace a receiver such as Tetairoa McMillan but the Wildcats will have to do everything possible. Adding Hutson to their receiver corps is certainly a step in the right direction.
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ARIZONA STATE: WR Jalen Moss
Quarterback Sam Leavitt is one of the bright young stars in all of college football at the quarterback position but he needs some more receivers. Moss is a great option for him heading into next season.
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BAYLOR: WR Kobe Prentice
If Baylor had been able to put up a couple more points in a few games this season the 2024 campaign would have looked a lot different. Prentice brings a lot of talent to Waco and should turn out to be one of quarterback Sawyer Robertson’s favorite targets.
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BYU: TE Carsen Ryan
Transferring from Utah to BYU is a bit awkward given the intense rivalry but Ryan is making the jump anyway. He should have an immediate impact on the offense as a blocker and receiver.
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CINCINNATI: RB Tawee Walker
Walker’s experience and production over the past few years should make him an integral part of Cincinnati’s offense next season. His…
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Publish date : 2025-01-17 14:27:00
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