Texas A&M Stands Out in September WR Transfer Review
Highlighting Texas A&M's successful acquisitions in the transfer portal while pointing out slow starts from some newcomers in the SEC.
Transfer WR Report Card from September
Texas A&M: A Major Winner
Texas A&M has emerged as one of the top beneficiaries from the recent transfer portal, successfully onboarding two elite wide receivers: Mario Craver from Mississippi State and KC Concepcion from NC State. Their impressive performances have contributed to the Aggies finishing with the 11th-best transfer class according to 247Sports.
In the season’s opening month, Craver stands among the FBS elite with 477 receiving yards, while Concepcion has added 340 yards. With a 4-0 record, including victories over Notre Dame and Auburn, the Aggies are primed for their inaugural College Football Playoff appearance.
Notable Struggles
In contrast, Noah Thomas, who previously led Texas A&M last season in receptions, yards, and touchdowns, has had a disappointing start with Georgia, managing only three receptions for 24 yards.
Meanwhile, impressive performances from other transfers such as Duce Robinson at Florida State, and Harrison Wallace III at Ole Miss highlight the contrasting outcomes within the transfer portal dynamics.
Overall Impact on Teams
The article further delves into the standout and underperforming transfers across various teams, highlighting the significant effect the transfer portal has on college football strategy. For continuous updates and analysis, refer to 247Sports.
