The Most Underrated Transfer in Each Power Five Conference

Originally posted on Mike Farrell Sports
By Matt Perkins | Last updated 1/29/23

Pac-12

DB Jabbar Muhammad, Washington

The Huskies have had a talent drain at defensive back over the last two seasons, so they were forced to hit the portal this season. The Oklahoma State transfer had a breakout redshirt sophomore season and should be the next guy in a very long line of outstanding Washington cornerbacks.

Big XII

TE Jack Bech, TCU

The one position that you could argue on the offense that could use an upgrade for the Horned Frogs is tight end, and they picked up one of the best pass catchers at the position in Bech. I'm predicting a big bounce-back season for him after a down year as a sophomore.

SEC

DL Mosiah Nasili-Kite, Auburn

Hugh Freeze has done a solid job putting together a strong transfer class, especially on the defensive line. The Maryland transfer isn't the biggest name that Auburn is bringing in, but he's a versatile piece that can be used on any down and distance.

ACC

WR Kevin Coleman, Louisville

It wasn't but a year ago when we were talking about how much of a coup it was for Coach Prime to reel in not only Travis Hunter but also the highly-regarded receiver Coleman. However, unlike Hunter, Coleman elected to go to a different system and he found a great fit under Jeff Brohm in Louisville. He's a darkhorse to lead the conference in receiving in 2023.

Big 10

WR Bryson Green, Wisconsin

The true freshman led Oklahoma State in touchdowns and was second in yards last season, and his entry into the portal was a bit of a surprise. He's one of four wideouts who have joined up with Phil Longo in Madison and should put up big numbers in the Badgers' new Air Raid.

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