College Football Transfers refer to the process in which student-athletes move from one college or university football program to another. This typically involves players who wish to change schools for various reasons, including seeking more playing time, finding a better coaching fit, or pursuing different academic opportunities. The transfer process is regulated by the NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association) in the United States, which sets specific rules regarding eligibility and scholarship retention. Players may need to sit out a year of competition depending on the circumstances of their transfer, although recent changes to transfer regulations have allowed for more immediate eligibility in many cases. College Football Transfers have become increasingly common and impactful in shaping team rosters and competitive balance in college football.
BYU's defensive line just got a substantial upgrade. **Keanu Tanuvasa**, a talented defensive tackle from Utah, is making the transition to BYU for his upcoming season, as reported by multiple…