With the transfer portal now closed until later in the spring, Tennessee football has concluded their class ranked as the No. 22 in the country and No.
A big addition at a spot of need. Tennessee entered the offseason with a clear need at the tight end position, and that need become amplified when four-star tight end Jonathan Echols flipped his commitment to South Florida earlier this month.
Finally, some good news for Tennessee when it comes to the transfer portal. Last night, Notre Dame tight end transfer Holden Staes committed to Tennessee, first reported by On3.
The Tennessee Volunteers have seen a lot more subtraction than addition so far with the transfer portal. Tennessee fans have been waiting for good news
Tennessee got their first transfer portal addition on Friday evening in former Notre Dame tight end Holden Staes. Staes has two seasons of eligibility left, and he caught 15 catches for 176 yards and four touchdowns.
Makes a lot of sense. Per multiple reports, Tennessee will host former Notre Dame tight end Holden Staes this weekend for a visit. Staes entered the transfer portal back on December 1st and has two years of eligibility remaining after spending two seasons in South Bend.
The 2020 season is one many Penn State football fans would like to forget. Much of the 2020 season was bad on the field but off the field wasn’t much better.
Notre Dame sophomore tight end Holden Staes is the latest Irish player to announce he is entering the transfer portal. Staes is also the fourth offensive player to jump in the portal.
I remember when Notre Dame offered and eventually got a commitment from a kid from Ohio named Mitchell Evans. If I'm being honest, it wasn't a commitment that excited me.
Thunder on offense plus lightning on defense is a recipe for success Here are some thoughts on Notre Dame’s weather-weathering win over NC State in Raleigh, N.C.
We start the show by discussing whether coaches or players get more benefit from spring practice. Marcus Freeman, Gerad Parker, Lorenzo Styles, and Holden