Georgia Tech Transfer Portal Round Up: Who’s In and Who’s Out

Of Georgia Tech’s 17 outgoing transfers, six are still looking for homes and trying to find their next destination. The names who are yet to commit include: 

- Jamauri Brice (WR) 

- Jamie Felix (RB)

- Jackson Hamilton (LB) 

- Troy Stevenson IV (CB) 

- Blake Belin (DL) 

-Benjamin Galloway (OL) 

The portal window is officially closed, and there aren’t many spots left with the spring semester officially underway. 

Who Committed Elsewhere?

11 former Yellow Jackets have found new homes and will play college football elsewhere in 2026. Let’s take a look at who that is and where the players have landed. 

Tah’j Butler (Ole Miss) 

Luke Harpring (Florida) 

Harrison Moore (Florida) 

Isiah Canion (Georgia) 

Zion Taylor (Western Kentucky)

Peyton Joseph (Oklahoma) 

Tana Alo-Tupuola (Arizona State) 

Bailey Stockton (Florida) 

Christian Pritchett (Kansas) 

D.J. Moore (South Alabama) 

Aaron Philo (Florida) 

When you look at the totality of the portal for the Yellow Jackets, it was a success; they replenished key pieces on the roster and got a lot of instant impact players who can contribute to the team. Another testament to the program is that the Yellow Jackets didn’t lose a single edge rusher or special teamer to the portal. They only lost one running back, who was a backup and who rarely saw the field. They also didn’t lose a starting cornerback or one who was in the rotation to the portal. They were very strategic and did a stellar job of securing their assets while going out and getting others. After so much turnover from assistant coaches, coordinators, and position coaches, head coach Brent Key has to feel good about what the Yellow Jackets were able to do to get the team ready for the offseason and 2026. A lot of people may lower the expectations for the Yellow Jackets next fall, but they are going to only use that as fuel and motivation. That is a dangerous thing in the Brent Key era. Just ask Miami, Florida, or even Georgia about that one.