By Brad Crawford, 247Sports: The college football transfer portal for the 2024 cycle is off and running Monday with several big-name entries, including a couple high-profile players at the quarterback position.
Entries by Ohio State’s Kyle McCord, Oklahoma’s Dillon Gabriel and Aidan Chiles from Oregon State have re-shuffled the quarterback market and the top 10 best-available at the position is sure to attract attention from the nation’s elite programs.
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