The NCAA announced a sweeping set of rule changes to its transfer portal window schedule for college football athletes. / Kirby Lee-Imagn Images The NCAA is reshaping how college football players ...

The NCAA Division I Administrative Committee passed the one-time-only college football transfer portal window earlier this month, but On3 has learned that more changes are coming to the sport’s free ...

College football’s winter transfer portal window could be extended from 10 days to 15 days if it is approved by the NCAA’s Division I Administrative Committee in October. Nearly two weeks after the ...

The NCAA Division I Administrative Committee approved on Tuesday two significant changes to the transfer portal, shrinking the amount of time granted to athletes to declare their intention to pursue a ...

The spring transfer portal has officially been eliminated in college football. The NCAA’s Administrative Committee decided Wednesday to move to a single transfer portal window. The dates of that ...

A NCAA logo on the field of the 2025 Division I FCS Football Championship. C. Morgan Engel College football’s transfer portal window will open for 15 days beginning on Jan. 2, a move approved by the ...

The NCAA’s Administrative Committee has recommended a new 15-day window, from Jan. 2-16, during which college football players can enter the transfer portal, the organization announced on Tuesday, Oct ...

There will be only one transfer portal window for college football in 2026, but exactly when that window will be held is still being determined. The NCAA’s Division I Administrative Committee ...

The single college football transfer portal notification window will run 15 days rather than 10, according to a recommendation Tuesday by the Division I FBS Oversight Committee. The committee last ...

Texas Tech students throw tortillas before the NCAA college football game against Kansas, Saturday, Oct. 11, 2025, in Lubbock, Texas. (AP Photo/Annie Rice) Texas Tech students throw tortillas before ...

A college football landscape that’s often described by its biggest detractors as lawless and chaotic just got a little bit more order. The NCAA Division I Administrative Committee voted on Wednesday, ...