How Skip Holtz and his coaching staff have attacked and been effective with the transfer portal this offseason has been unprecedented, even by their recruiting standards.
Since the 2019 squad shut out Miami, 14-0, in the Independence Bowl in Shreveport to conclude the season five months ago, Louisiana Tech has added five transfers, four of those from FBS programs. The other transfer was an FCS quarterback Luke Anthony from Abilene Christian that signed on Signing Day back in February.
Tech has made some big splashes on the transfer market, not only from a team needs standpoint, but also in talent as well. The departure of three-year starter J'Mar Smith left a void at quarterback and Anthony, a two-star recruit, will provide competition at the position once camp opens up in Ruston.
read more:  https://www.thenewsstar.com/story/sports/college/louisiana-tech/2020/05/22/louisiana-tech-transfers-football-recruiting-rankings-numbers/3110287001/

February 2018 North Texas Signees
Tim Faison
LB
6'2"
225
Tallahassee, Florida (Independence CC)
Alex Morris
S
6'1"
188
Humble, Texas (Atascocita HS)
Thomas Preston III
OL
6'4"
290
Mesa, Arizona (Scottsdale CC)
Derrick Shaw
DT
6'0"
260
Broken Arrow, Oklahoma (Broken Arrow HS)
Jyaire Shorter
WR
6'2"
215
Killeen, Texas (Ellison HS)
December 2017 North Texas Signees
Jason Bean
QB
6'3"
180
Mansfield, Texas (Lake Ridge HS)
Cole Brown
OL
6'4"
250
Conroe, Texas (Conroe HS)
Keelan Crosby
S
6'1"
175
Anna, Texas (Anna HS)
Kevyon "KD" Davis
LB
5'11"
200
Ennis, Texas (Ennis HS)
Jaxon Gibbs
S
5'11"
196
The Colony, Texas (The Colony HS)
Jordan Hunt
LB
6'2"
215
Wylie, Texas (Wylie HS)
Dayton LeBlanc
DL
6'1"
265
Lexington, Kentucky (Frederick Douglass HS)
Kason Martin
QB
6'3"
200
Manvel, Texas (Manvel HS)
Darrian McMillan
DL
6'2"
251
Mobile, Alabama (Butler CC)
Larry Nixon III
LB
6'0"
210
North Richland Hills, Texas (Richland HS)
Austin Ogunmakin
WR
6'3"
179
Alief, Texas (Hastings HS)
Tuulau Saafi
LB
6'3"
272
Euless, Texas (Mt. San Antonio College)
DeAndre Torrey
RB
5'7"
189
Gautier, Mississippi (Gulf Coast JC)
Reggie Williams
S
5'10"
180
Grand Prairie, Texas (Grand Prairie HS)

A school-record seven North Texas teams earned a perfect score for the 2017-18 academic year, according to the Academic Progress Rate report released by the NCAA Wednesday.

Since the NCAA began reporting APR data in 2005, North Texas has never more than six teams with a perfect score in one academic year.

Posting a perfect 1,000 for the 2017-18 season were men's golf, women's golf, men's cross country, women's basketball, swimming & diving, tennis and volleyball. For men's and women's golf, women's basketball, and tennis, this was the seconded year in a row to report a perfect single-year score.

Of the 14 teams sponsored by North Texas, 12 improved their single-year score from the previous year.

"I'm very proud of our student-athletes for their many records and achievements this year," Vice President and Director of Athletics Wren Baker said. "We take the greatest pride in their academic success which is reflective of the dedication of our student-athletes, coaches and academic staff. Collectively with the support of our donors and fans, we will continue to build champions and prepare leaders."

In the multiyear APR data, eight UNT teams maintained or improved their score from last year's report. The multiyear scores cover a four-year period beginning in the 2014-15 academic year and ending in 2017-18. The NCAA mandates a four-year aggregate score of 900 as acceptable for each sport. The Mean Green tennis team has maintained a perfect 1,000 multiyear score to lead the way, and earn public recognition by the NCAA for being in the top-10 percent nationally.

To see how each Mean Green team performed in the APR, find the full report by clicking the link below.  
https://web3.ncaa.org/aprsearch/aprsearch