Nate Spillman officially enters the transfer portal. He is the fourth player at the position to enter so far. Tennessee just lost their fourth wide receiver to the transfer portal as Nate Spillman entered his name into the portal.

Tennessee (10-2, 6-2 SEC) concluded its regular-season on Nov. 30. The Vols will return to action on Dec. 21 in the College Football Playoff at Ohio State (10-2, 7-2 Big Ten). Ahead of the first-round College Football Playoff game,

Nathan Leacock is the third Tennessee wide receiver planning to enter the transfer portal, according to numerous reports.

Stay up to date with names that enter the NCAA transfer portal from Tennessee's roster. The NCAA transfer portal has officially opened and players all around college football are starting to make their decisions.

Tennessee added eight players through the transfer portal last offseason that helped it get to the CFP. Now the portal is open again for 2025 season.

It appears that seven Tennessee players entering the transfer portal will not play against Ohio State. Here's how teammates reacted.

It's Transfer Portal Season of the College Football calendar. From December 9th to December 28th, college football players can choose to enter their name in the

Tennessee doesn't have to look beyond the SEC to find attractive wide receivers in the transfer portal. Oklahoma's Nic Anderson is one.

A third Tennessee wide receiver will enter the NCAA transfer portal following the regular-season. Redshirt freshman Nathan Leacock intends to enter the NCAA transfer portal. He will have three years of eligibility remaining.

Here are some positions that Tennessee fans can expect the Vols to target in this year’s transfer portal. Wide Receiver. The Vols are losing a lot here. They will be losing two

Tennessee football reserve offensive lineman Vysen Lang indicated Tuesday that he will enter the transfer portal after two seasons with the Vols.