Arizona Football spring transfer portal tracker

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Murphy is a fascinating prospect. He started his career at JuCo College of San Mateo before landing at Old Dominion for the 2023 season. He led the team with 502 receiving yards and found the end zone three times in his sole season with the Monarchs, and he projects as a Jacob Cowing replacement in the slot.

Kennedy becomes the second power-conference addition to Arizona, also from the now-former Pac-12. The 6-foot-3, 231-pound defensive end spent two seasons in Salt Lake City where he saw action in one game as a freshman and six games last year. This pickup is meant to bolster an already thin defensive line group, and Kennedy may be more of a rotational piece.

Wooten is the first power-conference transfer portal addition of the Brennan era. He spent two seasons at Oregon where he played in one game in his first season. Adding another player weighing in at over 300 pounds on either side of the trenches is a good move, and there can never be too much depth with the big fellas.

Anderson is joining Arizona to bolster a thin defensive line group after spending his freshman year at Memphis. Anderson, who stands at 6-foot-2 and 260 pounds, saw action in seven games last year where he logged 10 total tackles and 1.5 sacks. The size may be off-putting, but he's only about 10 pounds lighter than Taylor Upshaw was, so there's that.

Olson is following tight ends coach Matt Adkins to Arizona after spending the last four seasons at San José State. He stands at 6-foot-3 and 242 pounds — reminiscent of the outgoing Tanner McLachlan — and will see notable time on the field in 2024 alongside Keyan Burnett and Roberto Miranda.

With Jayden de Laura now pursuing pro opportunities, Brennan dipped into a familiar pool for more depth at the quarterback position. Garcia was a former three-star prospect coming out of high school in Sacramento, and he'll compete with Brayden Dorman and Cole Tannenbaum for the backup QB spot.

With Seth MacKellar declaring for the 2024 NFL Draft, Arizona isn't taking any chances at being caught with their pants down at the long snapper position. Holloway is the second long snapper to join the program this offseason after Trey Naughton returned to Tucson from Western Kentucky in December.

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The mountainous 6-foot-8 offensive tackle couldn't find a consistent spot along Arizona's offensive line over two seasons, and he only saw sparing action in 2023 as a reserve. He'll be taking his talents a little closer to his hometown of La Puente, California, to play for San Diego State.

Norton will be reuniting with former Arizona defensive coordinator Johnny Nansen at Texas, where he serves as the Co-DC and linebackers coach under Steve Sarkisian. He will be accompanying the Longhorns on their move to the SEC, Norton's second stint in the prestigious conference.