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How Texas offensive transfers are performing

Texas’s offensive transfers have made an immediate impact across college football, with several players stepping into key roles at their new schools. Quarterback Trey Owens has taken full control of Arkansas State’s offense, starting every game and accounting for all 176 pass attempts this season, including a standout 418-yard, four-touchdown performance against South Alabama.

Meanwhile, running back CJ Baxter has dominated for Kentucky, leading the Wildcats with 546 scrimmage yards and eight rushing touchdowns on just 87 carries, while also contributing as a receiver. His breakout 77-yard run against LSU highlighted Kentucky’s recent overtime victories, showcasing his versatility and explosiveness in a supporting backfield role that has propelled the team to a 5-1 record.

Other transfers like Neto Umeozulu have also secured starting spots, though some, such as Jerrick Gibson at Purdue, remain on the bench with limited playing time so far.

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