Wiltfong Whiparound: College Football Recruiting and Transfer Portal Podcast · On3

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Myson Johnson-Cook is 6'2", 220 pounds, and ran a 4.47 40-yard dash in Indianapolis.

1. Wiltfong Whiparound: College Football Recruiting and Transfer Portal Podcast centers on Georgia recruiting, Michigan running back updates, and Indiana Hoosier standouts from the Indianapolis Elite 11 weekend. 2. Steve Wiltfong appears as the recruiting analyst, and Josh hosts the conversation because he asks for the latest on Will Mentzel, Camden LaPotti, Jack Sorge, and Peter Bork. 3. The episode is built to sort out which programs are ahead for elite quarterbacks, backs, receivers, and defensive backs as spring visits begin. 4. Steve says Oregon still looks like the early prediction for Will Mentzel after fall and January trips to Eugene and a strong bond with coach Koa. 5. Auburn stays in the thick of it for Will Mentzel through Alex Golish, Joel Gordon, Kingston, and Green, and Mentzel plans another spring visit. 6. Steve says Auburn is in pole position for Izzy Abrams and expects a March 21 return trip to campus. 7. Camden LaPotti remains committed to Illinois, but Duke, Notre Dame, Michigan, Cal, and Illinois all sit in his visit schedule across March and early April. 8. Jack Sorge, a four-star quarterback committed to Louisville, keeps Wisconsin alive because he grew up rooting for the Badgers and plans spring and official visits. 9. Auburn’s quarterback appeal comes from Alex Golish’s track record, especially Byron Brown’s 3,000 passing yards and 1,000 rushing yards at USF. 10. Auburn’s staff, including Golish, Gordon, Kingston, and Green, is described as spending time on Zoom, film, and relationship-building with top 2027 quarterbacks. 11. Myson Johnson-Cook stands out at 6'2" and 220 pounds with a 4.47 40-yard dash, and Steve says Auburn is recruiting him the hardest. 12. Johnson-Cook says Coach A.G. feels “down to earth,” and Auburn’s January visit left a strong impression on him. 13. Indiana cornerback Monsanto Torbert wins Steve’s Rivals MVP label after a 4.5 40, a 4.38 40 in the fastest-man competition, and strong coverage work. 14. Indiana quarterback commit Jamison Purcell throws for over 3,000 yards and 41 touchdowns as a junior, then shines in 7-on-7 with quick decisions. 15. Steve says Indiana likes Purcell’s fit with Tino Ciceri back coaching quarterbacks and expects the Hoosiers to add around Purcell and Torbert. 16. Michigan pushes for running backs Ja'Shaun Gibson, Trey Segarra, and TJ Lewis, while California corner Darius Johnson and safety Tristan Hughes also emerge as official-visit targets. 17. The tone is report-heavy and conversational, with Josh pressing for predictions and Steve answering with visits, offers, rankings, and coach names. 18. The format moves quickly across programs and positions, and the Indianapolis Elite 11 serves as the main reporting anchor. 19. Listeners following 2027 quarterback recruiting, Big Ten targets, and spring visit schedules. 20. Viewers wanting general college football talk without recruiting depth.

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