Texas football spring transfer portal tracker 2024: List of all Longhorns players who've entered the transfer portal window

Spring practice is underway for college football teams and with that, the transfer portal is back open.

The Texas Longhorns have seen some players enter the portal and look for new homes after spring practice.

“We’re definitely still a work in progress, but I like the fact that the majority of guys are improving and that’s the goal in this thing as we go through spring practice,” said coach Steve Sarkisian.

“I don’t expect anybody to be a finished product after 15 practices of spring ball, but it should give us a really good snapshot of the things that each guy needs to focus on and then work on throughout the summer to get himself prepared for fall camp.”

Let's take a look at the players who have entered the transfer portal form Texas.

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Texas football spring transfer portal tracker 2024

S'Maje Burrell, LB

Linebacker S'Maje Burrell entered the transfer portal on Apr. 16. Burrell was a freshman and was a three-star prospect out of high school.

During his high school recruiting, Burrell had offers from the likes of Florida, Ole Miss, Mississippi State, Oklahoma, Tennessee and Florida State among others.

Billy Walton, Edge

Billy Walton entered the transfer portal on Apr. 16. The second-year edge rusher played in two games for Texas last season, recording zero stats, as he made appearances in Longhorn wins over Wyoming and Baylor. Walton was a three-star recruit coming out of high school.

Payton Kirkland, OL

Texas Longhorns offensive lineman Payton Kirkland has entered the transfer portal after being a redshirt freshman last season.

Kirkland was the consensus three-star prospect in the 2023 recruiting class out of Orlando. He was ranked the No. 558 player nationally and No. 47 interior offensive lineman in the 247Sports Composite rankings.

J'Mond Tapp, Edge

J'Mond Tapp has entered the transfer portal. Tapp played seven games for the Longhorns in 2023, recording eight tackles and 1.5 tackles. Tapp has three years left of college eligibility.

As a college recruit, Tapp was a four-star recruit and the 127th-ranked player in the nation.