Agiye Hall, a former wide receiver for both Alabama and Texas, has re-entered the NCAA transfer portal, marking his third entry since 2022.
Hall, a highly touted recruit from Bloomingdale High School in Valrico, Florida, was rated a five-star prospect by On3 and a four-star by 247Sports and Rivals. He initially committed to Alabama, where he played during the 2021 season, recording four receptions for 72 yards over seven games. Notably, in the 2022 College Football Playoff National Championship against Georgia, Hall stepped up following an injury to Jameson Williams, finishing with two catches for 52 yards in the Crimson Tide’s 33–18 loss.
Following his freshman year, Hall transferred to Texas for the 2022 season. His tenure with the Longhorns was marred by off-field issues, including an arrest for criminal mischief in August 2022, leading to an indefinite suspension. On the field, he appeared in three games, making a single catch for seven yards.
After departing Texas, Hall committed to UCF for the 2024 season but did not join the Knights’ program and ultimately sat out the entire year.
In December 2023, Hall faced legal challenges, pleading no contest to first-degree felony charges of trafficking cannabis in Florida.
As Hall re-enters the transfer portal, his future in collegiate football remains uncertain. His journey reflects a series of promising starts hindered by off-field complications. Programs considering adding Hall to their roster will need to weigh his athletic potential against his history of legal and disciplinary issues.