Former Tennessee football wide receiver Trey Weary has found his next school to round out his college career. On Saturday, Weary announced on his Instagram that he will be transferring to ETSU.
“First and foremost, I’m incredibly grateful to The University of Tennessee and the entire football program for an unforgettable four years,” Weary wrote on Instagram when he entered the transfer portal.
“Thank you to the coaches, strength staff, athletic training staff, equipment staff, and cafeteria staff for giving your all every day. Your commitment and care helped shape me as both a player and a man.
“To my teammates – thank you for the work, the memories, and the lifelong friendships. We pushed each other, showed up together, and the work paid off. I’m proud of what we accomplished.
“And to the best fan base in college football, IT’S GREAT TO BE A TENNESSEE VOL!!!”
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Weary just wrapped up his redshirt-junior season with the Vols. He has spent his entire career at UT after walking on for the 2022 season. He is the son of Fred Weary, who played offensive line for the Vols from 1997-2001.
Weary played in 11 games during this past 2025 season. In that time, he recorded one reception for six yards. In 2024, over the course of two games, he caught three passes for 18 yards.
Weary caught his lone pass against his new team in 2025. He reeled in his six-yard reception against ETSU in the 72-17 win. Now, he’s teaming up with Will Healy in Johnson City.
He is now teaming up with another reserve receiver from UT, as well. Tommy Winton III also committed to the Buccaneers this portal cycle after beginning his career there.
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