The Auburn Tigers finished 5-7 in 2024, and while there was plenty of blame to go around for the losing season, there were obvious holes on the roster. Head coach Hugh Freeze had been busy all year on the recruiting trail and closed another top-10 class in December.

Auburn signed 14 transfers this month, but there's still room to improve. Here's three positions that could benefit from further additions.

Georgia Tech transfer Eric Singleton Jr. was arguably Auburn’s biggest signing of the winter window, ranking as the top receiver in the portal, according to On3 and 247Sports. He and Wake Forest transfer Horatio Fields were the two receivers Auburn signed, with both coming off quality seasons in the ACC.

Former Auburn Tiger Devan Cambridge announced his plans to enter the transfer portal for the fourth time in his collegiate career on Friday. The senior, who has played for the Tigers in 2022, spent a season with Arizona State before winding up with his current, and soon to be former team, Texas Tech.

Auburn signed 14 players from the transfer portal during month-long winter cycle. Here's a look at those additions and how they'll fit in 2025.

TCU’s top addition was former Idaho wide receiver Jordan Dwyer. He’s a four-star transfer who posted 1,204 yards with the Vandals in 2024. There’s a question when guys jump from the FCS to the Power Four, but we’ve seen Big 12 schools have success finding receivers from that level.

While much has been made about the transfer portal losses Washington State has suffered so far this winter, the Cougs have also made some notable gains from it

The fall transfer portal closed as of December 28. However, players who are still in the transfer portal looking for new programs are still free to sign with a new school. BYU, like basically every other college football program in the country,