Boise State Broncos Linebacker Andrew Simpson has entered the transfer portal with one-year remaining eligibility and could be heading to the USC Trojans in 2025.
Top Landing Spots for Andrew Simpson
Connor Morrissette, Senior Staff Writer for USC Football, tweeted this morning on X that Simpson is planning to visit USC this week, leading to fan reaction and speculation that the deal was already done.
Simpson is from California and was a three-star recruit when he started his college career. He attended St. John Bosco High School in Bellflower, California.
Prince Strachan, his former teammate, also transferred to USC during the winter transfer portal window.
Could the UCLA Bruins Be Interested in Andrew Simpson?
We’ve already covered Simpson’s status as a player out of high school in California. Simpson made an unofficial visit to the school in January 2020, but no more came of that visit, and then the Central Michigan Chippewas offered him in Feb. 2020.
Why the Kansas Jayhawks Could be Interested in Andrew Simpson
His 24/7 profile showed offers from several schools, including the Jayhawks, back in 2020. Simpson committed to them, signed a letter of intent, and then decommitted from Kansas.
Is there an opportunity for a reunion and a need for Simpson on the Jayhawks’ defense? Perhaps the transfer portal moves will tell us that.
Why Arizona Could Be Interested in Andrew Simpson
Brent Brennan, the coach of the San Jose State Spartans, offered Simpson a scholarship in April 2020.
Brennan and Arizona are hard at work at spring practices, and he shared some thoughts on the transfer portal and players’ involvement. Brennan said, “That’s a great question, and I have no idea. The portal is a part of it. I hope our players stay.”
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This was about current players on the team. If players leave Arizona and there is a need for defense, does Simpson land there? The portal closes on April 25, so that remains to be seen.
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