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COLUMBIA, Mo. — Just like that, the portal is back open. Did you miss it?

College football’s spring transfer portal window opens Wednesday, marking the start of the less-active period of player movement around the sport. Players can enter the portal through April 25 but sign with new schools anytime before or after that point.

COLUMBIA, Mo. — Missouri is set to lose another defensive end to the spring transfer portal window.

Edge rusher Eddie Kelly Jr. will be entering the portal when it opens Wednesday, his agent confirmed to the Post-Dispatch.

COLUMBIA, Mo. — Missouri men’s basketball now has two openings on its coaching staff after associate head coach Charlton “C.Y.� Young departed Tuesday to take the same position at Miami.

Young, who spent three years as the top assistant on head coach Dennis Gates’ staff at Mizzou, is heading back to his hometown to join new Hurricanes coach Jai Lucas.

COLUMBIA, Mo. — Thirteen down, two to go. And will those two be focused on the 3?

With the college basketball transfer portal open for roughly one more week, the Missouri men’s basketball team’s 2025-26 roster is coming into focus. The Tigers have lost three players to the portal and brought in four, leaving coach Dennis Gates two more roster spots to fill.

COLUMBIA, Mo. — Mizzou football won't be signing the highest-rated recruit in the state for the 2026 cycle.

Star Nixa offensive lineman Jackson Cantwell announced the final four schools he's considering, and MU isn't on the list — Georgia, Oregon, Ohio State and Miami are. While the Tigers had been trending out of the mix for the nation's No. 3 overall recruit, according to 247Sports' rankings, it seemed like they'd have a chance to push for his signature.

COLUMBIA, Mo. — The transfer portal giveth and the transfer portal taketh away, sometimes all within half an hour.

Missouri men's basketball added a 7-foot center to its roster and then, some 25 minutes later, lost a 7-foot freshman to the portal, filling one need while failing to retain a developmental player. 

COLUMBIA, Mo. — There are a lot of adjectives that can be used to describe new Missouri tailback Ahmad Hardy.

Shifty is one of them. With Louisiana-Monroe for his true freshman season, Hardy forced 93 missed tackles in 2024, which was the second most in the nation, according to Pro Football Focus. The leader in that metric? Ashton Jeanty, the Boise State running back who finished second in Heisman Trophy voting.