Monday afternoon saw Notre Dame offensive lineman Ty Chan commit to the UConn Huskies via X for the 2025 season. Notre Dame's roster had the New Jersey native

Nebraska has signed 15 transfers, including former Alabama right tackle Elijah Pritchett. The Huskers were finalists for three other coveted transfer tackles in Isaiah World (Nevada to Oregon), Fa’alili Fa’amoe (Washington State to Wake Forest) and Shiyazh Pete (New Mexico State to Kentucky).

Notre Dame lost another offensive lineman to the transfer portal on Thursday. At least this time, the player in question was a special-teamer and not a starter.

Since losing to the Ohio State Buckeyes in the national championship, the Notre Dame Fighting Irish have been hit with a steady stream of players entering the transfer portal. There is a good argument that the positional group hit the hardest has been the offensive line, which has lost three four-star players and one three-star.

Such is the way of the transfer portal. Michigan football longed to lure former Clarkston (Mich.) offensive guard Rocco Spindler to Ann Arbor, however, Spindler honored his departed grandfather’s wishes and ended up suiting up for Notre Dame instead.

Coogan started at center for Notre Dame on its path to the National Championship Game. The 6-5, 310-pound lineman started at left guard for the Irish in 2023 before transitioning

Former Notre Dame offensive lineman Ty Chan has chosen his next destination in college football by joining UConn, marking a new chapter in his career after entering the NCAA transfer portal.