Transfer players have a significant impact on college football each season. In some cases, it’s a graduate transfer who can play the next season, while in other cases it’s an undergraduate transfer who has to sit out one season because of NCAA rules. Either way, transfers often step onto their new campuses and make a big difference from Day 1. Just like in the NFL, the quarterbacks in the NCAA often get the most scrutiny, and there are a lot of moves still out there to watch for 2015. Vernon Adams left Eastern Washington to replace Marcus Mariota at Oregon, and Everett Golson has arrived at Florida State after leaving the Fighting Irish behind. Let’s take a look at some of the most impact full transfer players that we will see in the 2015 college football betting totals.

2015 College Transfers Who Will Impact College Football Odds
Written by Alex Murphy on August 8, 2015
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