Ex-players enter transfer portal after restraining order granted
4 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 20, 2026, 11:30 PM
Last updated Aug 20, 2026
Seven former college football players have entered their names in the NCAA transfer portal following the granting of a temporary restraining order in a Louisiana court on Wednesday. The court order allows the players to explore transfer options. The players took this action Thursday afternoon as a direct result of the legal decision. Their previous school has not been named in the context of this move.
- •Seven former players were granted a restraining order on Wednesday.
- •The players entered the NCAA transfer portal on Thursday afternoon.
- •The restraining order was issued by a Louisiana court.
- 11:50 PMESPN — Ex-players granted restraining order enter portal
"Eight former college football players granted a temporary restraining order Wednesday in the Louisiana court case entered their names in the NCAA transfer portal as of Thursday afternoon.
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