Tracking Tennessee’s latest targets in the transfer portal

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The NCAA transfer portal opened on January 2, allowing college football programs to recruit new talent for the 2026 season. Tennessee is actively using the portal to strengthen its roster following an 8-5 season in 2025. With a new defensive coordinator, a revamped defensive staff, and a top-ranked recruiting class, head coach Josh Heupel aims to enhance the team through strategic transfers. The NCAA adjusted the transfer window to January, eliminating the spring period, making this the sole offseason opportunity for player movement. The transfer portal remains open until January 16, during which players must notify their schools of their transfer intentions. Tennessee is actively tracking and pursuing transfer targets to address its roster needs on both offense and defense.
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