Dallas, January 20, 2026
Quintrevion ‘Tre’ Wisner, a standout running back for the Texas Longhorns, officially entered the NCAA transfer portal. He led the Longhorns in rushing yards and is set to join Florida State University. His departure, alongside other Texas running backs entering the portal, raises questions about the Longhorns’ strategy for the next season.
Dallas, Texas – Texas Longhorns Star Wisner Enters Transfer Portal
Quintrevion “Tre” Wisner, the standout running back for the Texas Longhorns, made headlines as he officially entered the NCAA transfer portal on December 26, 2025. With an impressive record of 2,191 yards from scrimmage and 11 touchdowns over 38 games, Wisner leaves a notable impact on the Longhorns, particularly highlighted by his performance during the 2024 season, where he led the team with over 1,000 rushing yards.
Wisner’s decision to transfer aligns with a growing trend among Texas running backs, as several have also opted for this route. This shift could be seen as a broader reflection of the dynamic nature of college football today, where players are increasingly seeking opportunities that align better with their aspirations.
Key Transfer Portal Insights
The NCAA transfer portal officially opened on January 2, 2026, allowing athletes like Wisner to explore prospects at different institutions. His commitment to Florida State University on January 5, 2026, signals not only a fresh start for him but also a significant boost for the Seminoles’ running back position.
Impact on Texas Longhorns
With Tre Wisner’s departure, the Longhorns are faced with the challenge of rebuilding their running back corps. Alongside Wisner, fellow running backs C.J. Baxter, Jerrick Gibson, and Rickey Stewart Jr. have also entered the transfer portal. This series of departures presents an opportunity for the Longhorns to showcase their recruiting strategies and skill development programs.
A Seasoned Player Joins Florida State
Wisner’s addition to the Seminoles is expected to infuse the team with experience and skill, particularly valuable as they navigate the competitive landscape of college football in the upcoming season. Players of his caliber often bring not only talent but also leadership that can uplift team morale.
Key Features of the Article
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Player Involved | Quintrevion “Tre” Wisner |
| Previous Team | Texas Longhorns |
| New Team | Florida State University |
| Transfer Portal Opening Date | January 2, 2026 |
| Other Texas Running Backs Entering Portal | C.J. Baxter, Jerrick Gibson, Rickey Stewart Jr. |
Conclusion
Quintrevion “Tre” Wisner’s transition to Florida State marks a significant moment in his career and reflects ongoing shifts within college football, where the ability to transfer can provide players with new opportunities for growth. As the Texas Longhorns prepare for the coming season, they will need to adapt their strategies to fill the gaps left by departing players. These moves not only highlight the ambitions of individual athletes but also emphasize the ever-evolving landscape of college athletics. Supporting local talent and engaging with community initiatives will play a vital role in nurturing the future of sports in Dallas and beyond.
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