Louisville football is in the middle of a spring transfer portal storm. The Cards are in a full-on roster shuffle, with big names entering their name into the portal, to late pickups from NC State and San Jose State.

We break down recent transfers, commits, and what it means for Jeff Brohm’s squad going forward.

Tap in, Cards fans!

1:15 – Key Players Who Entered The Portal: Austin Collins, Izayah Cummings

6:20 – New Commits: NC State’s Dacari Collins & SJSU’s TreyShun Hurry

9:50 – Wide Receiver Room Turnaround

12:00 – Hidden Portal Gem: Tight End CJ Jacobsen?

15:00 – Depth Moves: Rod Green & Justin Beadles Add Size

18:45 – National Drama: Nico Iamaleava’s Move to UCLA

22:00 – QB Trade? Tennessee & UCLA’s WILD Swap

30:00 – Final Thoughts: Portal Closes Friday. Who’s Next?

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