Texas Longhorns Lose Another Wide Receiver To The Transfer Portal

The Texas Longhorns are busy preparing for their College Football Playoff matchup with the Washinton Huskies. They are also dealing with players leaving via the transfer portal. Texas lost another wide receiver today as Isaiah Neyor announced he is entering the transfer portal.

BREAKING: Texas WR Isaiah Neyor plans to enter the Transfer Portal, he tells @on3sports

The 6’3 212 WR will have 2 years of eligibility remaining

Was ranked as a Top 10 Player in the 2022 Transfer Portal

Texas Longhorns WR Isaiah Neyor Entering Transfer Portal

Neyor was a top-ten player in last year’s transfer portal but couldn’t get on the field in Texas. Last season, he was coming off an 878 yards and 12 touchdowns season at Wyoming making him one of the more promising targets. In 2023, he only had one catch for 14 yards. The glut of talent that the Longhorns have at their disposal made it so Neyor didn’t see the field much. He will now try to find another opportunity in this year’s portal.

Concern For Texas?

As of the writing of this article, Neyor is the seventh Longhorn to enter the portal. While this may be concerning to some, I don’t think that Texas is too concerned. Most of the players are ones who did not see the field in 2023. Furthermore, Texas should be very active in getting talent from the portal helping them replenish the talent. There haven’t been any huge pieces to transfer which makes sense as the team has some big games coming up.

Can the Texas Longhorns continue this success in 2024? The move to the SEC will be difficult but the team seems to be trending in a positive direction.