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

Oregon and Texas BATTLE for Transfer Jordan Seaton

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Texas A&M is hosting five stars Cooper Witten, Kennedy Brown, and Joshua Dobson, with more coming next week.

1. Wiltfong Whiparound: College Football Recruiting and Transfer Portal Podcast centers on Jordan Seaton’s transfer-portal recruitment and the weekend visitor traffic at Auburn, Texas A&M, Georgia, Indiana, and Miami. 2. Steve Wiltfong appears as the recruiting insider, and Josh drives the discussion by asking about portal timing, campus visits, and where major targets are leaning. 3. The episode asks which programs can land Jordan Seaton, which staffs are building momentum with 2027 quarterbacks, and which national programs are stacking elite visitors. 4. Seaton put out a note two days earlier that he intended to enter the portal, and Steve says he became officially available at 12:20 p.m. Thursday. 5. Steve identifies Seaton as the number one offensive tackle in the On3 industry transfer portal ratings and the number four player overall. 6. Texas, Oregon, and Texas A&M are named as programs actively involved, and Pete Nacos reported Texas is expecting him on campus soon. 7. Steve says Colorado tried hard to keep Seaton in Boulder and had an advantageous NIL package on the table. 8. He connects Seaton’s portal move to spring ball, enrollment timing, and the expectation that programs already know baseline value and playing opportunity. 9. Auburn’s quarterback board features Israel Abrams from Chicagoland and Andre Adams, the Rivals number three quarterback, with visits scheduled over the next two weekends. 10. Steve traces Auburn’s quarterback appeal to Alex Golish’s offense, Byron Brown’s USF production, and the staff’s relationship with top 2027 passers. 11. Texas A&M’s weekend visitor list includes Cooper Witten, Kennedy Brown, and Joshua Dobson, and Steve says no program is hosting more five-star talent over the next two weeks. 12. He notes that Texas A&M has the number four recruiting class in America and that Kennedy Brown looks like the best bet of that weekend group. 13. Georgia’s weekend board includes Joshua Samapel, Jackson Dollar, Jatori Williams, Joe Kim Gouda, Timmy Alou, Antoine McCoy, Elijah Morrison, Giovanni Tuggle, and Casey Barner. 14. Steve says Samapel is trending toward Georgia on the Rivals prediction machine, but Miami and Tennessee are still involved. 15. Indiana’s recruiting discussion centers on five-star receiver Manchun Sales, who is from Indianapolis Lawrence North and is expected back at the end of the month. 16. Steve also cites Indiana’s wins over Texas for Joe Bruner, Oregon for A.J. Harris, Notre Dame and LSU for Nick Marsh, and TCU for Josh Hoover. 17. The tone is fast, information-heavy, and conversational, with Josh steering the show from one recruiting board to the next. 18. The format mixes prediction updates, visit scheduling, and on-the-record reporting from Pete Nacos, Chad Simmons, and Sam Spiegelman. 19. Fans who follow recruiting rankings, transfer portal movement, and Big Ten, SEC, and ACC visitor lists will get the most from it. 20. Listeners wanting polished game analysis or long-form interviews may skip it.

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A brisk recruiting board centered on Seaton, with Texas, Oregon, and Texas A&M driving the conversation and Miami and Indiana adding late contrast.

Jordan Seaton's portal move gives the episode its center of gravity, while Steve Wiltfong treats the discussion like a live recruiting board. It opens with Texas and Oregon in the mix, then moves into Texas A&M's visitor traffic and the five-star buzz around the Aggies.

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