Texas Tech football predicted to add two transfer portal prospects from Texas A&M and Colorado

The Texas Tech Red Raiders are predicted to add two transfer prospects to their No. 1 ranked portal class.
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The Red Raiders are looking to continue their momentum in the transfer portal. Already featuring the No. 1 ranked portal class in the nation, Texas Tech is now favored to make two more additions from the portal according to On3's Pete Nakos.

Micah Hudson, WR - Texas A&M

Micah Hudson
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A familiar face is predicted to head back to Lubbock, as former five-star wideout Micah Hudson is expected to land back with Texas Tech. Hudson transferred to Texas A&M back in December after just one season with the Red Raiders. During his freshman campaign, he finished the year with just 8 receptions for 123 yards.

But the 6-0, 190 pound wideout still has a very promising future if he can find the right fit, and it appears that a return home could be in the cards. On3's Pete Nakos and Steve Wiltfong have both put in predictions for Hudson to transfer back to Texas Tech.


Cash Cleveland, OL - Colorado

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On Tuesday, On3's Pete Nakos reported that Texas Tech is set to host Colorado offensive lineman transfer Cash Cleveland. The former IMG product appeared in six games for the Colorado as a true freshman, including four starts at the end of the season. He made his first start against Utah and became the first true freshman walk-on in program history to start at center.

Cleveland played 296 offensive snaps and 234 pass blocking snaps as a true freshman, allowing just one sack and one QB hit all season long. For his efforts, he was named On3 Freshman All-American.

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