Tennessee running back Cameron Seldon plans to enter the transfer portal. The NCAA transfer portal has officially opened and players all around college football are starting to make their decisions. Those announcements have already started to hit the Tennessee Volunteers.

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.

The transfer portal window opened up on Dec. 9 and will remain open until Dec. 28. After that, the next available window for players to enter isn't until the end of April. *This article will be updated after a player announces their future plans with Tennessee's football program.

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

Following the regular-season, Tennessee redshirt freshman quarterback Ryan Damron entered the NCAA transfer portal. “I will be entering my name into the transfer portal with three years left of eligibility,” Damron announced. “Thank you to the University of Tennessee for allowing me the opportunity to fulfill my childhood dreams!”

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.

A former Tennessee Vols player has entered the NCAA transfer portal for the second time in a year.  Former Vols offensive lineman Addison Nichols announced

Tennessee sophomore running back Cameron Seldon will enter the NCAA transfer portal. "Tennessee running back Cameron Seldon plans to enter the transfer portal, he tells On3 Sports," Pete Nakos announced.

Here are some positions that Tennessee fans can expect the Vols to target in this year’s transfer portal.

The college football transfer portal officially opened for business Monday. We have already seen more than 1,500 FBS scholarship players -- and almost 2,000 total FBS players -- enter their names into the portal.