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The spring transfer window opens on Wednesday and college coaches, GMs, and player personnel departments have already been scouring rosters circling players they’d recruit if they decide to enter the transfer portal.
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Today the spotlight shifts to the ACC (and Notre Dame) as Rivals continues breaking down the portal priorities for each Power Four team.
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BOSTON COLLEGE
Bill O’Brien and Boston College addressed most of their top portal needs earlier this transfer cycle. Adding quarterback Dylan Lonergan from Alabama was big for the Eagles. They also signed a couple offensive line transfers too but it wouldn’t be surprising to see them take at least one more. The same can be said for defensive linemen as well.
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CALIFORNIA
Cal is coming off a strong 2024 campaign and this 2025 transfer class should help the Bears continue to make waves in the ACC. Cornerback will likely be a position of emphasis during the spring transfer season, especially after losing Notre Dame transfer Jaden Mickey to Boise State. Cal would also benefit from an additional offensive tackle and edge defender who can rush the passer.
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CLEMSON
This transfer cycle will be remembered as the first time Dabo Swinney has used the portal. The Tigers signed defensive end Will Heldt, wide receiver Tristan Smith and linebacker Jeremiah Alexander – three positions at the top of their priority list. If Clemson does dip back into the transfer portal, it may be on…
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