Former Georgia Bulldog wide receiver J.J. Holloman has entered into the NCAA’s transfer portal. Holloman is returning to the transfer portal after initialing transferring from Georgia during the 2019 offseason.
Holloman was involved in an offseason incident and ultimately decided to transfer to the Florida International Panthers football program. Holloman scored a touchdown for FIU, but that was about it for his 2020 college football season. The former Georgia receiver sat out the 2019 season.
Holloman’s transfer left Georgia particularly weak at the wide receiver position for the 2019 season. Jake Fromm and Georgia’s passing game struggled at times throughout the season and couldn’t get the job done without George Pickens for the first half in the SEC Championship Game.
Where will Holloman transfer next? Holloman will be a graduate transfer, so he should be available to be immediately eligible (next season). Georgia fans may want him to return, but that seems unlikely at this point. Due to Holloman’s previous misconduct, he likely won’t be able to return to the SEC.
We’ll update you on Holloman’s transfer destination. There are currently a pair of Georgia wide receivers in the NCAA transfer portal. This offseason may be the most transfer-heavy college football offseason ever. There will be incredible amounts of roster management since players don’t lose eligibility for the 2020 season, even if they played in every game.
FIU receiver JJ Holloman, who started his career at Georgia, has entered the transfer portal, per source.
— Jason Butt (@JasonHButt) December 9, 2020
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