The transfer portal ‘officially’ opened up on the 2nd, and signings are being announced left and right. Let’s start out by saying that the sky is not falling when a player enters the portal given the current state of college football: Evidently this was nearly a third of all D1 players.

The Boston College Eagles football program picked up its second player of the 2026 transfer portal window on Sunday, signing Buffalo second-year edge transfer Demetrius Ballard, according to Matt Zenitz and Chris Hummer of 247 Sports.

Indiana football boosted its 2026 roster on the eve of facing Oregon in the College Football Playoffs. This time adding a Boston College RB.

Rutgers football landed a significant addition to its quarterback room early this week, as transfer quarterback Dylan Lonergan officially committed to the Scarlet Knights, giving Greg Schiano’s program an experienced option under center heading into the upcoming season.

Former Boston College offensive guard Eryx Daugherty announced Tuesday that he has committed to the Cardinals. Daugherty is Louisville's fifth portal commitment of the cycle, joining Kentucky cornerback D.J. Waller, Ohio State quarterback Lincoln Kienholz, running back Marquise Davis and Miami defensive tackle Daylen Russell.

Years from now, when they look back on the 2025 season, members of the Boston College football team will likely shudder and shake their heads as they wonder where they went wrong. But they may also smile, ever so slightly, because of the way they withstood ...

Transfer-portal news continues to file in for the Boston College football program, as former tight end Matt Ragan, who only played four games in his career as an Eagle, announced his decision to enter the portal — which does not open until Jan. 2, 2026 ...

As good as Boston College performed on offense, the defense was just as bad, if not worse. Apart from a few hiccups in the first half, Georgia Tech essentially did whatever they wanted on offense. As good as Boston College performed on offense, the defense ...

Bill O’Brien fills out his final open staff position, hiring his former colleague Ted Roof as the new defensive coordinator. Roof previously worked with O’Brien at Penn State, Duke, and Georgia Tech so the two have a lot of familiarity.