The transfer portal is officially open, and with the first waves of players having poured through the parted gates, we’ll pause to take a look at how the new Pac-12 looks as this crucial stage of the offseason calendar begins. Even though the portal didn’t officially open until April 7, it’s effectively been progressively more and more open since mid-March. Whenever a team’s season ended, players began to leak through their agents that they “intend to enter the transfer portal.” As such, hundreds were already known to be planning on entering the transfer portal more than a week prior to its official opening day. At the same time, teams have worked tirelessly to re-recruit their rosters with varying degrees of success. So, now we weigh the success and shortcomings of teams in the Pac-12. How many players they look to have kept out of the portal and which guys will pass over that threshold to find the supposedly greener grass beyond. Keep in mind, the players entering the portal and any re-signings listed are probably going to be out of date within hours, but the underlying analysis should stay mostly intact for a bit longer. Boise State Graduating Players Dylan