An Alabama wide receiver who has found success against Tennessee is in the transfer portal according to On3 Sports’ portal database.
After spending three years with the Crimson Tide program, wide receiver Kendrick Law is set to look for a new home with one year of eligibility remaining.
Law has played at Alabama for three seasons and posted season-best games against Tennessee during the 2023 and 2024 seasons. The best game of Law’s three-year career came as a freshman against Auburn in 2022, but his best games in 2023 and 2024 came against the Volunteers.
In 2024, Law recorded season-highs in receptions and yards against Tennessee in Knoxville with four grabs for 37 yards. Tennessee fans will perhaps best remember Law for his penalty during Alabama’s final drive in the fourth quarter against Tennessee DB Boo Carter that took the Crimson Tide offense from 4th and 7 to 4th and 22 before the try eventually ended up unsuccessful.
Law posted a season-high in yards against Tennessee during the 2023 season as he racked up 38 yards on two receptions against the Volunteers in Tuscaloosa.
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Kendrick Law posted an encouraging sophomore season in 2023 but failed to reach the same numbers during the Crimson Tide’s up-and-down 2024 campaign. Law stuck it out with head coach Kalen DeBoer after the departure of Nick Saban but looks to be headed elsewhere as he wraps up his collegiate career.
The 5-foot-11 receiver and Louisiana native totaled 105 yards and one touchdown on just 10 receptions throughout the 2024 regular season, meaning that nearly half of his season production (receptions) came against Tennessee.
Law only played in six games this season, though, as he battled injury throughout the year. Law suffered an injury against Georgia in late September and didn’t return to the field until the Tennessee game on Oct. 19.
Kendrick Law is one of nine players listed in Alabama’s transfer section in On3 Sports’ portal database.