Notre Dame football is picking up four players from the transfer portal, after defeating Penn State in the College Football Playoff.

Notre Dame has gone back into the state of Virginia for another big transfer portal pickup, this time landing Virginia Tech safety Jalen Stroman. Notre Dame wanted safety help in the portal and Stroman gives them one of the better safeties in the portal.

Notre Dame football has chosen to keep things pretty quiet on the transfer portal front, periodically anyway. With the Fighting Irish on a national championship run, the want was to keep the main thing the main thing.

It’s pretty safe to say that Notre Dame football is on a hot steak in the transfer portal. On Saturday, the Irish added three new transfer players in kicker Noah Burnette, and defensive linemen Jared Dawson and Elijah Hughes.

Notre Dame keeps rolling on in the NCAA Transfer Portal. The latest commitment for the Fighting Irish comes from 6-3, 290-pound interior defensive lineman Elijah Hughes. He’s a rare underclassmen addition for Notre Dame as a former class of 2023 prospect who spent his first two seasons at USC.

Notre Dame football is looking at some players in the transfer portal. Quarterback is one position where things might be covered.

Notre Dame football fans are locked in on the national championship game where the Irish will play Ohio State in just over a week, but roster construction for the 2025 squad also continues behind the scenes. Saturday saw Notre Dame add a talented defensive tackle from a 2024 opponent.

Notre Dame has picked up a third transfer portal pick up today with former USC defensive tackle Elijah Hughes announcing his commitment to the Fighting Irish. Hughes is rare in that he is an undergraduate transfer that has two seasons of eligibility remaining after playing his first two seasons with the Trojans.

New Jersey defensive lineman Owen Wafle committed to Notre Dame football in May of 2022, and kept his verbal until almost a year later. The 6-foot, 2-inch and almost 300-pound lineman would decommit from the Irish and about three weeks later would commit to Michigan. Wafle signed with the Wolverines, but didn’t see the field this fall.