Dec 29, 2023; Memphis, TN, USA; Memphis Tigers offensive linemen Xavier Hill (71) blocks during the second half against the Iowa State Cyclones at Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Petre Thomas-Imagn Images Petre Thomas-Imagn Images

Former LSU Football Offensive Lineman, Coveted Prospect Re-Enters Transfer Portal

Originally posted on LSU Tigers on SI | By Zack Nagy | Last updated Apr 9, 2025 1:37 PM ET

Former LSU offensive lineman Xavier Hill will re-enter the NCAA Transfer Portal after a two-year stint with the Memphis Tigers, according to On3 Sports.

Hill, a three-star prospect out of high school, began his career in Baton Rouge prior to departing to join Memphis in 2023.

Following his arrival in Memphis, Hill was a two-year starter during both the 2023 and 2024 seasons before being named a first team All-AAC selection last year with the Tigers.

Now, he's back on the market in search of a new home for the 2025 season where he will be in the NCAA Transfer Portal for the spring window.

Memphis offensive lineman Xavier Hill has entered the transfer portal as a grad transfer, @On3sports has learned.

Former LSU transfer has played 1,945 career snaps. https://t.co/2Dp60wfYG8 pic.twitter.com/WGlA1gt30r
— Pete Nakos (@PeteNakos_) April 8, 2025

Hill was a three-star prospect and the No. 27 rated offensive lineman in the 2020 Recruiting Cycle, according to On3's Industry Rankings, where he will be looking to play his sixth season of college ball.

During his time in Baton Rouge, Hill redshirted in 2020, saw action in a pair of games in 2021 and played 70 snaps for the Tigers during the 2022 season.

Hill started across two seasons for Memphis [2023 and 2024] where his versatility was on full display with the Tigers after bouncing around the offensive line.

He can play multiple positions and will quickly become one of the more sought-after offensive line transfers after earning SEC and AAC experience with All-Conference honors with the Tigers.

Now, Hill is back on the market where he will look to find a third school to wrap up his collegiate career.