The college football season is far from settled, but a handful of players in the college football transfer portal are already making headlines.

The Longhorns currently have three top-20 wide receivers committed in their 2025 recruiting class, including five-star prospect Kaliq Lockett and Jacksonville, Florida, product Jaime Ffrench, the No. 8 wide receiver. In addition to Wingo, Texas also signed four-star wide receiver Aaron Butler in 2024.

Leading up to the No. 5 Texas Longhorns ' Week 5 game against the Florida Gators, news broke that former five-star wide receiver Johntay Cook II was leaving the team.

After the news dropped late last week that former Texas wide receiver Johntay Cook II had departed the program for unspecified reasons, the former Top-40 ranked prospect has garnered substantial attention throughout the college football landscape.

Oregon football and two prominent SEC programs are in the mix for WR Johntay Cook II, who just entered the transfer portal

Texas wide receiver Johntay Cook II, a once highly touted recruit, is no longer with the program. Texas coach Steve Sarkisian confirmed Cook is moving on during a video conference Thursday, calling it a mutual decision.

Texas coach Steve Sarkisian says Longhorns wide receiver Johntay Cook II has left the program. Sarkisian on Thursday called a mutual decision between himself and the player who was a top recruit in 2023 but who struggled to get playing time in a talented Longhorns receiving corps.

With a loaded receiver room, former 5-star talent Johntay Cook leaves the Longhorns football team in what head coach Steve Sarkisian calls a "mutual decision".

There are still more than a few questions remaining around the so-called “mutual” decision to part ways between the Texas Longhorns football program and up-and-coming sophomore wide receiver Johntay Cook,

Texas Longhorns head coach Steve Sarkisian confirmed Thursday that receiver Johntay Cook II has officially left the team, and it reportedly hasn't tak