Buckeye Reporter

Bowling Green State University Football has achieved the top transfer class ranking in the Mid-American Conference for the 2025 season, as reported by 247Sports. The Falcons have added 27 transfers to their roster under the leadership of Mike and Jan Wilcox Head Coach Eddie George. This new group includes athletes with experience from Power Four conferences, standout performers from FCS, and highly rated JUCO and Division II players.

The class is expected to enhance all aspects of the game for Bowling Green. The list of incoming transfer student-athletes includes Collins Acheampong from UCLA/Miami, Arlis Boardingham from Florida, Jay'Quan Bostic from Toledo, MJ Cannon from Illinois State, Austin Clay from Michigan State, Austyn Dendy from Missouri, Mayes Doggan from Northwest Missouri State, Eriq George from Tennessee State, Andrew Hines III from Wake Forest, Jyrin Johnson from Texas Southern, Leo Kemp from UCLA/San Diego State, Andrew Kilfoyl from South Florida, Gideon Lampron from Dayton, Caden Marshall from Tennessee State, Jalen McClendon also from Tennessee State, Chris McMillian from Northeast Mississippi CC, Allen Middleton from Southern Illinois, Hunter Najm from Washington State, AJ Odom also hailing from Memphis alongside Isaiah Thomison. Additionally included are Drew Pyne who has had stints at Missouri/Arizona State/Notre Dame; Kaderris Roberts formerly of Tennessee State/Stetson; Brennan Ridley coming in via Hampton; Alexis Sanchez previously with Tennessee State/Northern Arizona; Reis Stocksdale transferring over post Ohio State tenure; Mateo Sudipo having spent time at Western Carolina/Coastal Carolina prior while Keyon Washington rounds out this impressive lineup joining after his period spent playing West Virginia.

Including its freshman class recruits entering this year too means that there will be a total influx amounting up-to an astonishing figure numbering precisely fifty-one new Falcons joining together into forming part-of-the-team rosters readying themselves ahead-before commencing their competitive schedule set starting Thursday August twenty-eighth when Lafayette arrives town scheduled six p.m kickoff timing-wise.

In related news during opening-day festivities planned around same date mentioned above Urban Meyer former head coach now recognized through National Football Foundation's Campus Salute celebration acknowledging forthcoming induction ceremony slated December time frame specifically concerning College Football Hall Fame recognition given accorded honor bestowed upon him such significant occasion marking milestone eventful achievement noted deserving respect admiration alike.