Report: 2 SEC teams among those to get in contact with Clemson grad transfer RB Tavien Feaster
Clemson RB Tavien Feaster has actually gotten quite a bit of work over the past three years, carrying the ball 222 times for 1,330 yards and 15 touchdowns.
However, with Travis Etienne returning to lead the way for the Tigers this fall, Feaster felt he was better off exploring his graduate transfer options.
As you can see below, Rivals reporter Woody Wommack tweeted that Alabama and Mississippi State have both been in contact with the Clemson back:
A source close to Clemson grad transfer RB Tavien Feaster tells me the following programs have been in touch since he entered the transfer portal
Texas, Alabama, Oklahoma, Virginia Tech, Mississippi State and East Carolina.
Feaster will start setting up official visits soon. pic.twitter.com/Gy4PLKqb2c
— Woody Wommack (@RivalsWoody) May 8, 2019
Per Wommack, Texas, Oklahoma, Virginia Tech and East Carolina have also been in contact with him, but he hasn’t set up official visits yet.
If he goes to Alabama or Mississippi State, he’ll likely continue to be a backup, so it’ll be interesting to see what school he chooses.
Texas
I’m sure he will land on his feet. Mizzou is ok where they stand at this position.
Auburn could have really used him last year. They’re pretty set now.
You can never have to much depth at RB…
True, but there’s only one ball and they all want to tote that rock.
He’s coming to USC, he would be an every down back. Why would he transfer to Bama to sit on the bench they are loaded at the RB position.