Wide receiver Jordan Hudson headlines group to transfer from TCU

TCU is coming off a magical season that ended in the College Football Playoff National Championship Game, but the Horned Frogs are undergoing some attrition ahead of next season.

Multiple members of the Horned Frogs announced their intentions to transfer from the program on Tuesday. The news comes just days after the program's spring game this past weekend.

Former Rivals250 wide receiver and Under Armour All-American Jordan Hudson is the headliner of the group.

Hudson signed with TCU over a host of other programs and arrived in Fort Worth with sky high expectations. He recorded 174 yards and three touchdowns on 14 receptions in 14 games during his first and only year under Sonny Dykes.

Joining Hudson includes linebacker/defensive end Landyn Watson and defensive back Kyron Chambers. Watson just concluded his redshirt freshman season in his home state. He did not record any stats last fall. Watson was a high three-star prospect in 2021.

Chambers redshirted his first season on campus after flipping from Arizona in the 2022 recruiting cycle. The former three-star recruit played his high school ball at Dallas South Oak Cliff, where he won a state title prior to enrolling at nearby TCU. Offensive lineman Noah Bolticoff is also set to transfer.

Additionally. wide receiver Blair Conwright, offensive lineman Altrique Barlow, defensive lineman Doug Blue-Eli, and defensive back Deshawn McCuin all announced their plans to transfer over the weekend.

On the flip side, Dykes and staff had success acquiring talent through the portal in the offseason. Alabama transfers JoJo Earle, Tommy Brockermeyer, and Trey Sanders were among the notables to join the program.