Texas Tech holds the top spot in the Big 12 football transfer team rankings following a heavy period of recruiting activity, according to data released July 16. The Red Raiders lead the conference with 21 commits and an average point rating of 89.48.
Conference Transfer Leaders
The Big 12 transfer rankings highlight a significant disparity in roster construction across the conference. Colorado follows Texas Tech in second place with 33 commits and an 86.38 average point rating, while Houston holds the third position with 30 commits.
Top Five Rankings
West Virginia and Oklahoma State round out the top five in the rankings. West Virginia has secured 53 commits, the highest volume in the conference, with an average point rating of 85.41. Oklahoma State follows closely in fifth place with 41 commits and a rating of 85.72.
Utah Portal Activity
Utah is positioned sixth in the conference transfer rankings, maintaining an average point rating of 86.35 with 22 commits. The Utes' roster includes several high-profile portal additions, such as wide receiver Tobias Merriweather and tight end Cam Calhoun.
Utes Roster Additions
The Utah transfer portal activity features a deep list of enrolled players, including defensive lineman Dilan Battle and running back Wayshawn Parker. The Utes also secured commitments from quarterback Wyatt Becker and tight end CJ Jacobsen.
Arizona State Rankings
Arizona State is currently ranked 13th in the Big 12 transfer rankings with 17 commits and an average point rating of 85.35. The Sun Devils' recent portal activity includes the enrollment of several players such as defensive lineman Rashad McKenzie and tight end Wade Helton.
Bottom Ranked Teams
At the bottom of the ranked Big 12 transfer teams is BYU, which sits in 16th place with 13 commits and an average point rating of 84.31.
