TCU football loses another wide receiver to the NCAA transfer portal
Another TCU wide receiver has entered his name in the NCAA transfer portal.
Junior Te’Vailance Hunt has decided to leave the program, sources confirmed on Thursday. TCU also had receivers Dylan Thomas and Al’Dontre Davis enter the portal earlier this month.
Hunt had two catches for 6 yards in three games this season. Both catches came in TCU’s 21-14 loss to Kansas State. Hunt also played against Texas and Oklahoma. He did not play in the opener against Iowa State.
Hunt had 20 catches for 308 yards and one TD as a sophomore in 2019. He had four catches for 45 yards as a freshman in 2018.
Hunt’s most memorable play with the Frogs was a 24-yard touchdown reception in TCU’s 29-23 triple-overtime loss to Baylor last season. Hunt came down with the ball on a fourth-and-9 play, landing with one hand in bounds to force a second overtime.
But those moments were few and far between for Hunt. He had been passed on the depth chart this season by freshman Quentin Johnston, who has nine catches for 160 yards and one TD.
Hunt joined TCU as a four-star prospect out of Texas High School in Texarkana.
Chris Hummer of 247Sports first reported the news that Hunt had entered the portal.
TCU (1-3) will face Baylor on Saturday. Kickoff is set for 2:30 p.m. in Waco.
This story was originally published October 29, 2020 at 4:13 PM.
