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Transfer Portal Chaos: Florida State Loses Twins, Gains Wisner

1/6/2026

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Summary

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The NCAA Transfer Portal remains open through January 16, 2026, fueling major roster moves nationwide.
Florida State's twin defensive linemen Mandrell Desir and Darryll Desir have entered the transfer portal.
Amaree Williams, a two-way player, is departing Florida State.
Quintrevion “Tre” Wisner, a former Texas running back, has committed to Florida State.
Louisville's Isaac Brown has chosen to stay with the Cardinals, securing a new deal.

History

Historical Context

The NCAA launched the Transfer Portal on October 15, 2018, to enhance transparency and facilitate athlete transfers among member schools. This initiative has led to over 1,000 athletes entering the portal annually, significantly impacting recruitment and team dynamics. Recent departures, such as Florida State's twin linemen Mandrell and Darryll Desir, illustrate the ongoing trend of increased player mobility in college athletics.

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Story summary

The NCAA Transfer Portal remains open through January 16, 2026, fueling major roster moves nationwide.
Florida State's twin defensive linemen Mandrell Desir and Darryll Desir have entered the transfer portal.
Amaree Williams, a two-way player, is departing Florida State.
Quintrevion “Tre” Wisner, a former Texas running back, has committed to Florida State.
Louisville's Isaac Brown has chosen to stay with the Cardinals, securing a new deal.

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