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Texas Longhorns Lose Five Running Backs to Transfer Portal

1/4/2026

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Summary

Story summary

DeAndre Moore Jr., a former Texas Longhorns running back, entered the NCAA transfer portal, drawing strong interest from the Colorado Buffaloes.
Quintrevion Wisner, a former Texas Longhorns running back, also entered the transfer portal and is set to visit Florida State and Ole Miss.
Colin Page, a Texas Longhorns running back, also entered the transfer portal, marking Texas's fifth running back loss this cycle and leaving the Longhorns to rebuild.

History

Historical Context

The NCAA transfer portal, launched on October 15, 2018, revolutionized college athletics by allowing student-athletes to transfer schools more easily. This change has led to increased player movement, exemplified by Texas losing five running backs in one cycle. As programs adapt to this new landscape, recruitment strategies and team compositions are being reshaped, significantly impacting college football dynamics.

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Story summary

DeAndre Moore Jr., a former Texas Longhorns running back, entered the NCAA transfer portal, drawing strong interest from the Colorado Buffaloes.
Quintrevion Wisner, a former Texas Longhorns running back, also entered the transfer portal and is set to visit Florida State and Ole Miss.
Colin Page, a Texas Longhorns running back, also entered the transfer portal, marking Texas's fifth running back loss this cycle and leaving the Longhorns to rebuild.

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