The NCAA transfer portal has taken over college football in recent years. Programs across the country have used it to fill voids, add depth, or simply reach a scholarship threshold. Whatever the case may be, SEC schools have implemented it into their roster makeup and management going into the offseason.
Some schools use it more than others, however. Several schools that have centered their program around the transfer portal are Ole Miss, LSU, and South Carolina.
Other programs like Georgia and Alabama use it to replace impactful players that left for the NFL. They focus more on filling the voids that are left than reaching a certain number of players on the roster.
Roll Tide Wire breaks down the most impactful additions and subtractions for each SEC program heading into spring practices.