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Nico Iamaleava breaks silence on transfer portal, responds to playoff report

"Damn I tried to sit out and throw the playoff game too," Iamaleava wrote on his Instagram story with laugh emojis. "These boys just make me laugh man ain't no way." Iamaleava, the top-rated player available in 2025 transfer portal when the spring window opens,

USA Today · 2d

Tennessee turning to college football transfer portal to replace Nico Iamaleava. The irony.

Coach Josh Heupel said no one was bigger than the Vols' program as he said farewell to Nico Iamaleava. His next move? Hunt for a transfer QB.

CBS Sports on MSN · 2d

Tennessee football spring transfer portal: News, updates by Vols insiders after Nico Iamaleava's exit

The 2025 college football spring transfer portal officially opened Wednesday, and the most notable name to enter is Tennessee quarterback Nico Iamaleava. He made national headlines by skipping practice in the midst of a reported NIL dispute,

Tennessee, Iamaleava and College Football Playoff

Vols Wire on MSN · 16h

Nico Iamaleava addresses rumors throwing Tennessee's playoff game at Ohio State

Former Tennessee quarterback Nico Iamaleava addresses rumors throwing College Football Playoff game at Ohio State in his last game with the Vols.

USA TODAY · 2d

Tennessee football once hitched wagon to Nico Iamaleava, but was juice worth the squeeze?

Looking back on it all now, was the juice worth the squeeze for Tennessee in this now-severed union with Nico Iamaleava?

Yahoo! Sports · 12h

Nico Iamaleava calls outs accusations that he threw CFP game for Tennessee

Quarterback transfer Nico Iamaleava is responding to criticisms and accusations. The former Tennessee quarterback publicly addressed recent rumors and allegations suggesting he held out of the College Football Playoff and intentionally underperformed on his way out of the school.

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Fighting Irish Wire on MSN · 1d

Notre Dame football loses one of its quarterbacks to the transfer portal

One big domino of Notre Dame football’s quarterback competition has fallen, as Steve Angeli has entered the transfer portal.

ESPN on MSN · 1d

Source: Angeli, in Notre Dame QB battle, plans to enter portal

Quarterback Steve Angeli, who served as Riley Leonard's backup during Notre Dame's run to the College Football Playoff national championship game, plans to enter the NCAA transfer portal, a source confirmed to ESPN.

USA Today · 1d

Entrenched in Purdue football QB battle, recent transfer again enters portal

Purdue rotated four quarterbacks with the first team offense this spring. One of them has entered the transfer portal.

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How Deion Sanders’ proposal helps solve one of college football’s biggest problems

But coach Deion Sanders’ idea to open spring to inter-conference competition, modeled after the joint practice sessions held ...

On3 on MSN10d

College Football Playoff Schedule: 2025-26 dates, host sites

After a highly successful first run of the 12-team College Football Playoff, the sport is set to run it back again in the ...

5don MSN

Josh Pate Drops Bombshell About Nico Iamaleava’s Behavior During College Football Playoff

While the expanded playoff format has entered a new era for the sport, it is not the only significant change in college ...

2don MSN

Most valuable players for every Top 25 college football team entering 2025

Spring practice is underway all across the nation as college football teams start taking their first big steps towards the ...

College Football Playoff title game coming to Hard Rock Stadium; who will be playing?

The College Football Playoff title game returns to Hard Rock following a scaled-back 2021 game during the pandemic. Palm ...

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College football spring game previews: Colorado, Michigan, Texas A&M

Among those hosting games this weekend are Michigan, which features ballyhooed quarterback recruit Bryce Underwood, and ...

1don MSN

ESPN ‘College GameDay’ Personality Lee Corso To Retire In August After One Last On-Air Appearance

Lee Corso, a staple of ESPN college football broadcasts for 38 years, will retire in August after one last appearance on ...

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