The first transfer portal window opened and closed back in December, allowing scores of players to ease out of their prior commitments and try their luck at another school in 2025

The Michigan football team picked up an interesting transfer portal commitment this week as former Texas State kicker Beckham Sunderland is coming to play for the Wolverines. This pickup is a little bit surprising as Sunderland hasn't received a lot of playing time during his career with the Bobcats,

With National Signing Day this week, college football's 2025 transfer portal cycle has ended for now — until the 10-day spring window opens in April. And for several uncommitted prospects still searching for a new home next season,

Michigan football struck gold last year when it landed former Arkansas State kicker Dominic Zvada out of the portal. Zvada was nearly perfect for the Wolverines

Sunderland, the nephew of former Michigan kicker Brandon Kornblue, is a former Major League Soccer goalkeeper, playing three seasons with FC Cincinnati from 2020-22. The Wolverines are set at place-kicker with senior Dominic Zvada, the 2024 Big Ten kicker of the year, but Sunderland is expected to handle kickoffs.

Beckham Sunderland, the nephew of former Michigan kicker Brandon Kornblue, announced his commitment in a social media post.