The Highest Impact Transfers for the College Football Betting Season

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The college football landscape has been dramatically altered by the transfer portal, with star players moving to new schools and reshaping the dynamics of various conferences. As the season approaches, let’s examine some of the most impactful transfers who are poised to make a significant difference and potentially influence college football lines today.

 

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In this age of college football NIL deals and an offseason transfer window, it makes sense that every season players have a profound impact on their new team.

This season is no different as squads like Oregon and Ohio State scored quarterback coups.

Check out the eight transfer players that will have the most positive impact on their new team.

 

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QB Dillon Gabriel Oklahoma to Oregon

Gabriel, a former Central Florida quarterback, transferred to Oklahoma before the 2023 season and immediately paid dividends.

When Oregon head coach Dan Lanning sent word that he’d like Gabriel to transfer, Dillon couldn’t resist the chance to play for the Ducks.

Gabriel saw how Oregon turned Bo Nix from a second rate SEC quarterback at Auburn in a first round NFL Draft pick.

Gabriel will get off to a flying start because Lanning also transferred Evan Stewart to Oregon.


 

WR Evan Stewart Texas A&M to Oregon

The reason the Ducks are on the verge of a national title is because Dan Lanning thinks about his entire program.

He knew that if he landed Gabriel he had to land a top wide receiver for Gabriel to throw the ball.

No doubt, the Ducks before Stewart went to Autzen were loaded at the receiver position.

Stewart, though, is a top five recruit from Texas A&M’s famous class from a few seasons ago.

He’s immediately one of the best receivers in the Big Ten and will have a massive impact.


 

QB Will Howard Kansas State to Ohio State

Howard going to Ohio State didn’t make as many top ten transfer lists as we would have thought.

The difference with our list is that we’re thinking of how new offensive coordinator Chip Kelly will use the Kansas State quarterback.

Howard has the ability to run with the football.

He’s got a bit of Marcus Mariota in him as well as having a strong arm.

In other words, Will Howard is the type of QB that should run Kelly’s system to perfection.


 

DT Walter Nolen Texas A&M to Ole Miss

Lane Kiffin believes that with Nick Saban’s retirement at Alabama the door is open for a team to take up the second spot in the SEC behind Georgia.

Bama and the Texas Longhorns will for sure compete for that spot.

Neither the Tide nor the Horns may have as good of an offense as what Kiffin’s got with Jaxon Dart.

So Lane realizes that to win the SEC he has to have a great defense to go along with his amazing offense.

Walter Nolen was the top overall high school recruit in his senior season.

He’s a legit first round, top pick talent NFL Draft prospect prospect.

Nolen will have an immediate impact and makes Ole Miss a real contender for the National Championship.


 

RB Damien Martinez Oregon State to Miami

Miami head coach Mario Cristobol used to be the HC at Oregon.

So when Oregon State didn’t land in a Power 5 Conference after the Pac-12 folded, Cristobol jumped at the chance of recruiting Beaver Damien Martinez.

Martinez was an impact player at Oregon State.

He immediately boosts the Hurricanes’ offense because not only did Martinez land in Miami but so did Cam Ward.


 

QB Cam Ward Washington State to Miami

The former Washington State quarterback flirted with the NFL before deciding to play for Cristobol at Miami.

Ward is as good of a quarterback as any in the ACC.

He’s a legitimate Heisman Trophy candidate that can run with the ball and has excellent tough on the deep pass.

Together with Damien Martinez, Ward will take the Miami offense to new heights.

The Canes will be the reason Florida State doesn’t reproduce their undefeated season from a year ago.


 

RB Quinshon Judkins Ole Miss to Ohio State

Chip Kelly’s offense demands top skill players.

Those skill players get a chance to end up on ESPN highlight reels that they can send to NFL scouts, which is the reason Quinshon Judkins, arguably the SEC’s top rusher last season, decided to leave Lane Kiffin to play for Ron Day and Kelly in Columbus.

Judkins is going to have a monster season.

Ohio State already had a deep RB room.

With Judkins, it’s the best running back room in college football.

Judkins is one of the few running backs in the country, Ollie Gordon at Oklahoma State is the other, that can win the Heisman.


 

FS Caleb Downs Alabama to Ohio State

This is the most impactful transfer and it isn’t that close.

Yes, Walter Nolen is going to change Ole Miss’ defense, but Caleb Downs was the best defensive back last season at Alabama as a freshman.

He’s a Jalen Ramsey type that can play corner, free safety, or even strong safety if required.

Downs has incredible instincts and is one of the main reasons Ohio State is the second choice behind Georgia to win the title.

Convincing Downs to leave Tuscaloosa and play for the Buckeyes was a massive get by Ron Day.

If Ohio State wins the first ever 12-Team College Football Playoff it will because Downs dominates on the defensive side of the ball.


 

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The Highest Impact Transfers for the 2023 College Football Betting Season
 

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Being able to navigate the transfer portal has become just as important of a skill for the coaching staff as recruiting. Transfer players can turn around a program’s fortunes instantly, turning pretenders into contenders.

Today, we’ll be going over the players who have the opportunity to bring wins to their teams single-handedly.

Let’s take a look at the highest impact transfers for the 2023 college football betting season.

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Travis Hunter, DB | Jackson State > Colorado

David John Uiagalelei | Colorado Buffaloes – No. 12
Cornerback
Height: 6 ft 1 in (1.85 m) | Weight: 165 lb (75 kg)

Colorado went 1-11 last season, and it seemed like they would need a miracle to recover. That’s exactly what Buffaloes fans received in the form of new Head Coach Deion Sanders.

The fiery head coach made headlines by taking Travis Hunter away from Florida State in the recruiting cycle a couple of years ago, and similar headlines are being made now.

Travis Hunter dominated at Jackson State, showing every bit of the hype he received as a prospect. He’ll be entering a Colorado defense that looks completely different from what we saw last year and is sure to perform well.

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Washington State -14; Colorado +14 / Washington State -574; Colorado +410 / O/U 57.5

DJ Uiagalelei, QB | Clemson > Oregon State

David John Uiagalelei | Oregon State Beavers – No. 5
Quarterback
Height: 6 ft 4 in (1.93 m) | Weight: 235 lb (107 kg)

One of the quirks of the transfer portal in recent years has been the proliferation of quarterbacks. Russell Wilson, Jalen Hurts, D’Eriq King, and Bo Nix make up some of the best hauls we’ve seen, and DJ Uiagelelei has the opportunity to do the same.

Scorned by major conferences in realignment, Oregon State will be out for blood this season. They finished 10-3 last season, despite mediocre performances from quarterback Ben Gulbranson. 

DJ Uiagelelei has the skillset to take Oregon State to the next level under coach Jonathan Smith, allowing the Beavers to get one last parting shot at their departing fellow conference members.

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Oregon State -16.5; San Jose State +16.5 / Oregon State -800; San Jose State +510 / O/U 54.5

Aaron Anderson, WR | Alabama > LSU

Aaron Anderson | LSU Tigers – No. 1
Wide Receiver
Height: 5 ft 8 in (1.72 m) | Weight: 190 lb (86 kg)

Aaron Anderson fell prey to a dynamic many Alabama players find themselves in, being stuck on the depth chart despite being the #3 WR in his class. He’s left Alabama but hasn’t gone too far, departing for SEC West rivals LSU.

Brian Kelly has the opportunity to pair Aaron Anderson with star quarterback Jayden Daniels. The team should gel together much better in Brian Kelly’s second season.

LSU Week 1 Game: Bet LSU vs. Florida State Today
LSU -3; Florida State +3 / LSU -143; Florida State +116 / 56 O -109; U -111

Dasan Mccullough, EDGE | Indiana > Oklahoma

Dasan McCullough | Oklahoma Sooners – No. 1
Linebacker
Height: 6 ft 5 in (1.96 m) | Weight: 227 lb (103 kg)

Indiana football isn’t the highest caliber, so it’s no surprise that a player Dasan Mccullough, left for greener pastures. He compiled 32 tackles and four sacks last season playing outside linebacker and defensive line.

For an Oklahoma team that was less defensively inclined than one might expect under star defensive mind Brent Venables, Mccullough should be able to turn their fortunes.

Oklahoma Week 1 Game: Bet Arkansas State vs. Oklahoma Today
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Keithian Alexander, DT | Georgia > USC

Keithian Deshun "Bear" Alexander | USC Trojans – No. 90
Defensive lineman
Height: 6 ft 3 in (1.91 m) | Weight: 305 lb (138 kg)

Keithian Alexander also found himself on the bottom of a depth chart, albeit one full of first-round NFL talent in Athens. He has the chance to make a name for himself under Lincoln Reiley, providing some breathing room to Caleb Williams and that star-studded offense.

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San José State +30.5; USC -30.5 / O/U 63.5

Other Names to Watch

Devin Leary, QB, NC State -> Kentucky

Jaheim Singletary, DB, Georgia -> Arkansas

Marshawn Lloyd, RB, South Carolina -> USC

Sam Hartman, QB, Wake Forest -> Notre Dame

Javion Cohen, OL, Alabama -> Miami (FL)

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