Where Kentucky transfers rank in On3's portal rankings

Kentucky needed to have a big offseason in the transfer portal with a near complete roster flip occurring in Lexington. We have seen that play out over the last month-plus. The Wildcats are one of 18 power conference teams to bring in at least 15 scholarship transfer this offseason.

The work is not done yet.

The program has hosted more visitors this week and has some expected to arrive at a later point. The work is not done yet but a majority of the work has been done. Now it’s time to see where the Kentucky additions sits.

This is where the newest Wildcats rank in On3’s transfer portal player rankings.

Transfer portal rankings

74.) Alex Wollschlaeger (T, Bowling Green)

120.) Joshua Braun (iOL, Arkansas)

149.) David Gusta (iDL, Washington State)

154.) Dante Dowdell (RB, Nebraska)

156.) Kendrick Law (WR, Alabama)

209.) Kameron Olds (EDGE, Kent State)

295.) Wallace Unamba (T, New Mexico)

323.) Sam Greene (EDGE, USC)

340.) Evan Wibberley (iOL, WKU)

385.) Landyn Watson (LB, Marshall)

853.) Kevis Thomas (CB, Maryland)

1,049.) Henry Boyer (TE, Illinois)

1,350.) J.J. Hester (WR, Oklahoma)

1,352.) Jaden Williams (iDL, Wyoming)

NR.) Zach Calzada (QB, Incarnate Word)

Kentucky had some clear rebuilding to do in the trenches heading into the offseason and that has played out in the portal. The three highest ranked players are found on the line of scrimmage with offensive tackle Alex Wollschlaeger, guard Joshua Braun, and defensive tackle David Gusta. Potential QB1 Zach Calzada is currently unranked while Nebraska transfer Dante Dowdell is the highest ranked skill talent addition for the program this offseason.

Tamarcus Cooley (No. 68 overall), Mi’Quise Humphrey-Grace (No. 91 overall), Marcellus Barnes Jr. (No. 121 overall), Tru Edwards (No. 204 overall), Troy Stellato (No. 245 overall), Cortez Braham Jr. (No. 501 overall), and Shiyazh Pete (No. 925 overall) remain Kentucky’s top uncommitted transfer targets.