Mississippi State Football Transfer Portal Tracker 2026: Who's In and Who's Out
Year two of the Jeff Lebby era is complete and Mississippi State is now pushing into an all-important third year for the Bulldog head coach.
After a 2-10 season in 2024, Lebby and his staff did improve the team with the transfer portal in year two, but a 5-7 record wasn’t good enough to satisfy many of the fanbase. With the Bulldogs’ struggles evident on the defensive side of the ball and the team losing seven of the last eight games, it creates even more urgency to improve the roster for an even better 2026.
The Bulldogs are slated to have more roster turnover this season as they continue to try and build things. That includes adding another big group of transfers. The portal doesn’t official open until January 2 and will be open until January 16, but players will continue to announce intentions to enter the portal before then. We will be tracking the comings and goings of all of it all offseason and fans can keep this article bookmarked for the full list and timeline of the process.
Transfers Out:
WR Sr. Jordan Mosely
SAF So. Stonka Burnside
WR Jr. Cam Thompson
Transfers In:
Timeline:
November 30: With the regular season complete, the first names announcing their portal entrance have come out. Senior wide out Jordan Mosley was the first to announce as the veteran has decided to look for another school next year. Mosley will have to apply for an extra year of eligibility due to the fact that he has already played five seasons.
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Also announcing his transfer was Starkville safety Stonka Burnside. After playing as a freshman on special teams, Burnside moved to safety in the offseason but redshirted this season. Now he’s on the move.
December 1: Another wide receiver transferring out is former Northern Illinois pass catcher Cam Thompson. He played in three games and recorded no stats.






















