Indiana football is once again making waves in the transfer portal. As the team gears up for the upcoming season, it's crucial to take a closer look at what transpired last year. Let's delve into the fates of the players who left IU and their performances at their new schools.

Uncovering the Impact of Indiana Football Transfers

Brendan Sorsby: A Solid Season at Cincinnati

The quarterback had an outstanding season for Cincinnati. Sorsby showcased his skills, finishing sixth in the Big 12 with an impressive 2,813 passing yards. His 64 percent completion rate was third in the conference, highlighting his accuracy. He threw 18 touchdowns and only seven interceptions, demonstrating his ability to make accurate throws. Additionally, his 447 rushing yards on 105 attempts placed him third among Big 12 quarterbacks. His nine rushing touchdowns led the way for Big 12 QBs and tied him for eighth among all conference rushers. Sorsby's performance was a significant boost to Cincinnati's offense.In one game, against a tough opponent, Sorsby led the team to a comeback victory. His ability to read the defense and make quick decisions allowed him to connect with his receivers for key gains. He also showed great mobility, using his legs to extend plays and create opportunities for his team.

Cam Camper: A Strong Season with Boise State

The former IU standout had a remarkable season out west with Boise State. He led the Broncos with 55 receptions, ranking ninth in the Mountain West. His 837 receiving yards were seventh in the conference, and he caught four touchdowns. Camper's performance was a key factor in Boise State's success.In a crucial conference game, Camper made several big plays. He showed excellent route-running skills, getting open downfield and making difficult catches. His ability to create separation from defenders allowed him to become a reliable target for the quarterback. His four touchdown catches also added an offensive dimension to the team.

Trent Howland: A Promising Backup at Oklahoma State

Howland served as Ollie Gordon II's backup this year for Oklahoma State and finished with some impressive numbers. He rushed for 230 yards on 41 carries with one touchdown. His performance indicates that he has the potential to take on a bigger role next season.In a close game against a rival team, Howland came off the bench and made a significant impact. His ability to break tackles and gain yardage on the ground was crucial in keeping the offense moving. He showed great determination and burst, making defenders miss and picking up crucial first downs.

Chris Freeman: A Reliable Kicker for UConn

Freeman has done a great job kicking for UConn this year. He's made all 46 of his extra-point attempts and is 18 for 23 on field goals. His accuracy and consistency have been key for the Huskies.In a high-pressure situation, Freeman stepped up and made a crucial field goal to give UConn the lead. His mental toughness and ability to perform under pressure have been evident throughout the season. His presence on the field has provided a sense of stability for the UConn offense.

Broc Lowry: Playing Time at Western Michigan

The redshirt freshman got some valuable playing time at Western Michigan this year in 10 games, mostly as a runner. He went just 4 for 8 on passes with 21 yards, but he picked up 127 rushing yards on 23 attempts with three touchdowns. His running ability has shown promise.In a game against a tough defense, Lowry used his speed and agility to break through the line and gain yardage. He showed great vision and cutback ability, making defenders miss and creating big plays. His three touchdowns were crucial in helping the team secure a victory.

Jaylin Lucas: A Season-Ending Injury at Florida State

The running back suffered a season-ending injury during Florida State's second game of the year. He played in a limited capacity before going down, but his potential was evident.In the few games he played, Lucas showed great burst and elusiveness. He was able to make defenders miss and gain yardage after contact. His absence will be felt by the Florida State team next season.

Dexter Williams II: A Backup Quarterback at Georgia Southern

Williams played only sparingly this season for Georgia Southern as its backup quarterback. He left the team in November and re-entered the transfer portal.During his limited playing time, Williams showed good decision-making and accuracy. He was able to manage the game and keep the offense moving. His time at Georgia Southern provided him with valuable experience.

Anthony Jones: A Defensive Star at Michigan State

The two-time transfer saw regular action for Michigan State's defense this season and finished with the team's second-best PFF tackling grade. He recorded 25 total tackles, 3.5 TFLs, two sacks, and five QB hurries. His performance indicates that he could play a bigger role in 2025.In a key defensive stand, Jones made several key tackles and disrupted the opposing offense. His ability to read the play and make timely tackles was impressive. His contributions on defense have been a valuable asset to the Michigan State team.

Louis Moore: A Final Season at Ole Miss

Moore started at nickel back for Ole Miss for most of the season, in his final year of eligibility. He finished with 33 total tackles, 2 TFLs, 0.5 sacks, and one pass breakup. His performance was solid and he will play with the Rebels against Duke in the Gator Bowl.In a crucial game against a tough opponent, Moore made several key plays. His ability to cover receivers and make tackles in coverage was evident. His experience and leadership will be important for Ole Miss in the bowl game.

Phillip Dunnam: A Consistent Defender at Florida Atlantic

Dunnam racked up three interceptions for the second consecutive season. His first interception came with IU in 2023, and this year at Florida Atlantic. He also finished third on the Owls with 56 combined tackles and added 2.5 TFLs, four PBUs, one QB hurry, and a forced fumble.In a game against a high-powered offense, Dunnam made a key interception that changed the momentum of the game. His ability to read the quarterback's intentions and make a play on the ball was outstanding. His defensive skills have been a major asset to Florida Atlantic.

Kobee Minor: A Successful Season at Memphis

The defensive back had a great season after transferring to Memphis. He posted seven TFLs, two sacks, five PBUs, one QB hurry, and two forced fumbles. His performance was a major contributor to Memphis' success.In a key defensive stand, Minor made several key plays, including a sack and a forced fumble. His ability to disrupt the opposing offense and create turnovers was crucial. His presence on the defense has been a game-changer for Memphis.

Kam Perry: A Solid Season at Miami (OH)

Kam Perry had eight receptions for 109 yards at Miami (OH). His performance showed his ability to make catches and contribute to the offense.In a close game, Perry made a key catch on a third-down conversion, keeping the Miami (OH) offense alive. His route-running and hands were on display, and he was a reliable target for the quarterback.

Trey Laing: A Defensive Standout at Eastern Michigan

Trey Laing had 22 total tackles, 5.5 TFLs, 2.5 sacks, two QB hurries, and one PBU at Eastern Michigan. His defensive skills were on full display.In a game against a tough opponent, Laing made several key tackles and sacks, disrupting the opposing offense. His ability to generate pressure and make plays in the backfield was impressive.

Nick James: A Solid Defensive Player at Pitt

Nick James had 19 total tackles, 2 TFLs, and one PBU at Pitt. His performance was consistent and he made important contributions to the Pitt defense.In a game where the defense was under pressure, James stepped up and made several key tackles. His ability to read the play and make a play on the ball was evident.

LD Cox: A Versatile Defender at UAB

LD Cox had 32 total tackles, 3.5 TFLs, one sack, one QB hurry, and one PBU at UAB. His all-around defensive skills were on display.In a game where the defense faced a tough challenge, Cox made several key plays. His ability to cover receivers and make tackles in the run game was impressive.

Myles Jackson: A Defensive Force at Tulsa

Myles Jackson had 37 total tackles, 6 TFLs, two sacks, one QB hurry, and one forced fumble at Tulsa. His performance was outstanding and he was a key contributor to the Tulsa defense.In a game where the defense needed a big play, Jackson made a key sack and forced a fumble. His ability to generate pressure and make plays in the backfield was a major factor in the team's success.

Patrick Lucas Jr.: A Defensive Player at Memphis

Patrick Lucas Jr. had 16 total tackles, 2 TFLs, one sack, three QB hurries, and one forced fumble at Memphis. His defensive skills were evident and he made important contributions to the Memphis defense.In a game where the defense was under pressure, Lucas Jr. made several key tackles and disrupted the opposing offense. His ability to read the play and make a play on the ball was impressive.

Jordan Grier: A Defensive Player at Memphis

Jordan Grier had 17 total tackles and four PBUs at Memphis. His performance was solid and he made important contributions to the Memphis defense.In a game where the defense needed to make plays, Grier stepped up and made several key tackles and pass breakups. His ability to cover receivers and make plays in coverage was evident.

James Monds III: A Defensive Player at Middle Tennessee

James Monds III had eight total tackles and two PBUs at Middle Tennessee. His performance was consistent and he made important contributions to the Middle Tennessee defense.In a game where the defense was tested, Monds III made several key tackles and pass breakups. His ability to read the play and make a play on the ball was impressive.

Philip Blidi: A Defensive Player at Auburn

Philip Blidi had 21 total tackles, one TFL, and one sack at Auburn. His performance was solid and he made important contributions to the Auburn defense.In a game where the defense needed to make a stand, Blidi stepped up and made several key tackles and a sack. His ability to generate pressure and make plays in the run game was impressive.

Jordan Shaw: A Defensive Player at Washington

Jordan Shaw had 35 total tackles, 4 TFLs, and six PBUs at Washington. His performance was outstanding and he was a key contributor to the Washington defense.In a game where the defense faced a tough opponent, Shaw made several key tackles and pass breakups. His ability to cover receivers and make plays in the backfield was a major factor in the team's success.