The college football season is over, but the transfer window continues to flicker and more and more high-profile players are announcing their commitment decisions. After Michigan won the national championship on Monday night, No. 1-ranked transfer quarterback Quinshon Judkins committed to Ohio State. The former Ole Miss standout shocked many when he entered the portal shortly after the Peach Bowl, but will now join the Buckeyes ahead of the 2024 campaign.Elsewhere in the Big Ten, Penn State picked up No. 2 transfer corner A.J. Harris. The former five-star recruit out of Georgia gives the Nittany Lions another round of young talent on defense. The same can be said for Wisconsin, which landed a No. 2 linebacker in USC’s Tackett Curtis.The list of the best transfers available is starting to narrow as only a few of the portal’s top 100 players are still unclear. But after decommitting Nick Sabanand#039 from Alabama on Wednesday, the transfer window, now open for 30 days for Crimson Tide players, could see some late moves..
The Ohio State Buckeyes just hit a huge home run through the NCAA transfer portal, with former Ole Miss running back Quinshon Judkins committing to the program Monday night after the national championship.Judkins recently visited Columbus, after which the Buckeyes quickly became the favorite to land the former SEC standout.The Director announced plans to enter the transition portal on January 4th on the heels of Ole Missand#039; historic 11-2 season..
andquot;I loved my time at Ole Miss and am grateful for the opportunity to grow as a football player and as a person within this program,andquot; Judkins said X.His message continued with thanks to Ole Miss fans, teammates and coaching staff, and he signed off asking for respect for his decision.andquot;I hope you understand and respect my choice,andquot; Judkins said. andquot;I love you all and wish you nothing but success.andquot;Judkins became the first SEC player in 2023 since Herschel Walker to have 15 touchdowns in his first two college seasons and led the SEC in rushing yards the past two years. 4,444 In his two years at Ole Miss, Judkins was arguably the SEC’s best quarterback, rushing 545 times for 7,725 yards and 31 touchdowns and three touchdowns.Judkins now enters the running back room where he will compete for a starting spot, whether or not TreVeyon Henderson returns or goes to the NFL.With Judkins now involved, if Henderson does indeed stick around and opt out of the NFL draft for one more season, the Buckeyes would likely have the best 1-2 punch in the county. 4,444 4,444 Judkins is now the third Ole Miss standout at Ohio State in recent years, joining Davison Igbonosun and Tywone Malone..