Utah Utes Transfer Portal Tracker

The college football transfer portal opened on December 4 and has seen thousands of players enter

It's that time of the year in college football and Christmas is around the corner as well, as on December 4, the college football transfer portal officially opened. 

According to reports, there have been well over 1,000 players who have entered their names into the portal with the hope of finding a new home. One of the programs that has already seen a fair share of departures is the Utah Utes. As of Monday, they have already seen 12 players enter their names into the portal, and it wouldn't be shocking if there were more to follow.

Here is a running list of Utah players who have entered their names into the transfer portal. It will be updated daily, and will also include where they landed when they announce their destination. 

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Jadon Pearson (Safety/Linebacker)

Courtesy of Jadon Pearson

2023 Stats: 4 total tackles 

Transfer Destination: Utah State 

🤘🏾 pic.twitter.com/jtQYgbxDYW

— JP 🥷🏿 (@jadon_pearson39) December 5, 2023

Kenzel Lawler (Corner)

Rob Gray-USA TODAY Sports

2023 Stats: 1 total tackle

Transfer Destination: TBD

Faybian Marks (Corner)

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2023 Stats:2 total tackles and 1 pass deflection

Transfer Destination: TBD

Justin Medlock (Linebacker)

Linebacker Justin Medlock, Utah - Courtesy of Justin Medlock's Instagram

2023 Stats: 7 total tackles

Transfer Destination: SMU

Another stout addition
to our linebacker unit 🫡

Welcome to the #2ONE4, @_JustinMedlock! pic.twitter.com/C6FhRS1n5a

— SMU Football (@SMUFB) December 20, 2023

Jocelyn Malaska (Corner)

A general view of the helmet worn by Utah Utes quarterback Tyler Huntley (1) against the Idaho State Bengals at Rice-Eccles Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Rob Gray-USA TODAY Sports

2023 Stats: N/A

Transfer Destination: Oklahoma

Blessed to receive a PWO offer from @OU_Football and ready to start the next chapter. @CoachVenables @JayValai @recruit_route @Hayesfawcett3 pic.twitter.com/QbRnvr0yUr

— Joce 〽️alaska🇭🇹 (@legendary33Joce) January 2, 2024

Owen Chambliss (Linebacker)

Courtesy of Owen Chambliss

2023 Stats: 1 total tackle 

Transfer Destination: TBD

Bryson Barnes (Quarterback)

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2023 Stats: 1,517 passing yards with 12 TDs and 9 Ints, and 3 rushing TDs

Transfer Destination: Utah State

🏔 Welcome to Cache Valley 🏔 @bryson_barnes10 #HurdEmUp24 🤘 pic.twitter.com/cLqgwErIHz

— USU Football (@USUFootball) January 9, 2024

Makai Cope (Wide Reciever)

Makai Cope, Utah — Courtesy of Utah Athletics

2023 Stats: N/A

Transfer Destination: TBD

Nate Johnson (Quarterback)

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2023 Stats: 499 passing yards with 3 TDs, and 4 rushing TDs 

Transfer Destination: Vanderbilt

@Greg_Panelli @CoachDanny10 @PeteThamel @VandyFootball @RoscoesMr pic.twitter.com/Gc5oROF7Ux

— Nate (@Shaboinate3) December 18, 2023

Mack Howard (Quarterback)

Mack Howard, 2023 Utah Commit — Courtesy of Mack Howard

2023 Stats: N/A

Transfer Destination: Samford

𝐒𝐈𝐆𝐍𝐄𝐃 📝🐶

Welcome to Birmingham, @MackHoward_‼️#HatchAttack | #AllForSAMford pic.twitter.com/JV4FgqWdnI

— Samford Football (@SamfordFootball) December 20, 2023

Hayden Erickson (Tight End)

Rob Gray-USA TODAY Sports

2023 Stats: N/A

Transfer Destination: TBD

Darrien (Bleu) Stewart (Safety)

Utah Utes helmet pictured with rose following the victory against the Oregon Ducks in the 2021 Pac-12 Championship Game at Allegiant Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Gary A. Vasquez-USA TODAY Sports

2023 Stats: N/A

Transfer Destination: TBD

Mikey Matthews (Wide Receiver)

Rob Gray-USA TODAY Sports

2023 Stats: 29 catches for 261 yards 

Transfer Destination: Cal

Utah WR Mikey Matthews to transfer to Cal per his IG pic.twitter.com/fRooIDkIJL

— AllUtes (@FN_AllUtes) January 9, 2024

Noah Bennee (Tight End)

Rob Gray-USA TODAY Sports

2023 Stats: N/A

Transfer Destination: TBD

Ja'Quinden Jackson (Running Back)

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2023 Stats: 161 rushes for 797 yards and 4 touchdowns

Transfer Destination: Arkansas 

#WPS🐗 LETS GET IT 🫡 pic.twitter.com/Z0X26UKzpg

— Ja'Quinden Jackson (@leg3ndaryjaay) January 5, 2024