One player that each Pac-12 team wishes they didn't lose ahead of the 2023 season

Players leaving for the portal and the NFL Draft is common but it doesn't mean they won't be missed
One player that each Pac-12 team wishes they didn't lose ahead of the 2023 season
One player that each Pac-12 team wishes they didn't lose ahead of the 2023 season

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The college football season feels like forever ago and it has only been a week or so. That doesn't mean that fans aren't thinking about how next season will go for their favorite team, and also means that they still have a long time to sulk about the departure of a key player. 

It happens every season and has especially become more common with the implementation of the transfer portal, players leaving a program after the seasons end. Whether they are leaving to pursue an NFL career, their eligibility has run out, or they have decided to take their talents elsewhere there are a handful of players from every program in the country where the fans, coaches, and players alike wish they didn't lose.

The Pac-12 is a talent rich conference, which means there are a lot of players that have pro opportunities, but it also means there are more players susceptible to being poached. I compiled a list of every Pac-12 school and the player that they wish they didn't lose this off-season.

Colorado: Casey Roddick, OL

Transfer Destination: Florida State 

Stanford: Tanner McKee, QB

Declared for NFL Draft 

Arizona State: Daniyel Ngata, RB

Transfer Destination: Washigton 

Cal: J.Michael Sturdivant, WR

Transfer Destination: UCLA 

Arizona: Dorian Singer, WR

Transfer Destination: USC 

Washington State: Francisco Mauigoa, LB

Transfer Destination: Miami 

UCLA: Zach Charbonnet, RB

Declared for NFL Draft 

Oregon State: Omar Speights

Transfer Destination: LSU 

Utah: Dalton Kincaid, TE

Declared for NFL Draft 

Oregon: Noah Sewell, LB

Declared for NFL Draft 

Washington: Jeremiah Martin, DL

Declared for NFL Draft 

USC: Jordan Addison, WR

Declared for NFL Draft 


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Kevin Borba
KEVIN BORBA

Managing Editor and Publisher of CardinalCountry.com, formerly a Pac-12 Network Production Assistant and a contributing writer for USA Today's Longhorns Wire. I am a proud graduate of Quinnipiac University's sports journalism master's program. Follow me on Twitter @Kevin__Borba 

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