The Chattanooga resident and former Baylor School two-sport star, who signed with the University of Alabama but entered the transfer portal last Friday, has announced he will transfer to Tennessee. Jefferson did not play for Kalen DeBoer's Crimson Tide this past season, so he will have four years of eligibility with Josh Heupel's Volunteers.

Amari Jefferson was committed to play for Tennessee baseball out of Baylor School before committing to Alabama football. He transferred to the Vols.

Tennessee snagged an exciting offensive prospect in the transfer window on Tuesday with the announcement that wide receiver Amari Jefferson is headed to Rocky Top after one year at Alabama.

One of Chattanooga's highest-rated two-sport prep athletes in recent years is on the move halfway through his first year of college.

Amari Jefferson is a crucial addition for the Vols, who lost five receivers to the portal in December. Jefferson should compete for a starting spot.