The entries, the offers, the targets — all of it.

The transfer portal is now formally open for business as of Monday, December 4. With gamers now free to explore their options, the next several weeks are sure to be crazy. The portal’s popularity has skyrocketed since NIL money was introduced, radically changing the college football landscape every offseason.

As things move swiftly, let’s attempt to monitor each move listed below. We’ll have all of Tennessee’s offerings and departures as well as some information about the most well-known figures from throughout the nation that are visiting the portal.

Monday, Dec 4

• IOL Addison Nichols enters the transfer portal. The former four-star prospect got his first ever start against Vanderbilt to close the year, but that wasn’t enough to keep him out of the portal. Nichols was one of Heupel’s first big pulls on the recruiting trail.
• Tennessee OFFERS UConn TE Justin Joly. This has been a fan-favorite potential target since Joly put up eight catches for 89 yards against the Volunteers last month. Tennessee has a huge need at tight end with both Jacob Warren and McCallan Castles leaving.
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• More on Joly here.

  • Oklahoma QB Dillon Gabriel will enter the transfer portal.
  • Freshman safety Jack Luttrell has entered the transfer portal. Luttrell signed with Tennessee last year as a three-star prospect out of Georgia.
  • Veteran cornerback Brandon Turnage will not return to Tennessee for his COVID season. Turnage transferred in a few years ago from Alabama, but never was able to find solid playing time.
  • Texas A&M DT Walter Nolen entered the transfer portal on Sunday night. The Knoxville product and former five-star prospect has been as advertised at the college level, and should have quite the demand in the portal. Expect every top program to try to get in the mix here. Could Tennessee convince him to come home?
  • Ohio State QB Kyle McCord has entered the portal. McCord struggled for the Buckeyes this year, and now will get a chance for a fresh start.