
SDSU Portal Tracker: Aztecs Add Defensive Back Isaiah Green from Portland State
The 6’1″ 180 lb defensive back is originally out of Oxnard, California where he played his high school ball at the juggernaut Oaks Christian.

The 6’1″ 180 lb defensive back is originally out of Oxnard, California where he played his high school ball at the juggernaut Oaks Christian.

Below we give the official list of who is transferring out of the SDSU program, as compiled through 247.com and individual players announcements via social media most times.

Good news made it’s way around Aztec Nation when on Friday, WR Jordan Napier announced he was returning to the Mesa in 2026.

San Diego State received a few more notifications entering the portal and now the floodgates are open.

More SDSU names have come in to our tracker and we’re here to tell you about them.

The Aztecs football program has also seen some shakeup in it’s staff, as they’ve officially hired one former wildcat, in place of a new one.

Below we give the official list of who is transferring out of the SDSU program, as compiled through 247.com and individual players announcements via social media most times.

Join us at 8pm PST as we recap the SDSU Football Bowl game vs North Texas and the season as a whole. The Aztecs finished with a 9-4 record and had many highs and lows. What were yours? See you in the chat!

Now that the SDSU football season is officially complete who is hitting the transfer portal and who is returning to the Mesa.

San Diego State’s season came to a close with a tough loss to North Texas in the Isleta New Mexico Bowl, 49-47.

The game sets up as a contrast in styles and roster construction. Three matchups in particular stand out as pivotal to how this bowl is likely going to work out.

As reported by Pete Thamel Friday morning, SDSU made it’s first hires under the Demetrius Sumler defensive led unit.

An update on everything San Diego State Football and their matchup vs North Texas in the New Mexico Bowl.

San Diego State received two giant re-commitments to their football program Monday afternoon when both RB Lucky Sutton and OL Joe Borjon via social media posted their intention to Finish the Climb.

In the end this 2025 New Mexico Bowl will serve many purposes, but winning the game will not be the most crucial.

Many Aztecs fans wondered if Marshall Faulk would ever join the SDSU staff. Now he’s a Southern Jaguar.

As the New Mexico Bowl approaches, Sean Lewis weighs the realities of how this program will look when gameday comes.