Ole Miss transfer Ethan Fields details Tennessee visit
Ole Miss transfer offensive lineman
Ethan Fields was in Knoxville on Thursday as the dead period lifted and detailed his time at Tennessee after his visit.
“This trip showed me that Tennessee treats everyone like family,” Fields said. “That’s what I felt as soon as I walked in the door. It’s a really tight knit place. It’s a for real family.”
“I played with D-Samp (Dylan Sampson) in high school. I’m going call him and pick his brain about Tennessee.”
Tennessee was Fields second trip. He has already seen Arkansas. He is at Alabama on Friday and will make a quick decision.
“I will be deciding tomorrow immediately after the trip to Alabama on my way home,” Fields. “I have to get in school. I have to pack up my stuff in Oxford. I have seen what I need to see. I’m not going on these trips to see all the bells and whistles. I’m seeing the people who are going to be involved in my life the next two years.”
Fields said he had three things he was looking for when he went into the portal and he started looking at possible schools.
“My criteria for a landing spot for me was — I want to play at the highest competition possible,” Fields said. “I want to play. And I want to play with and for people that care about me. Tennessee checked all those boxes.”
Fields (6-3, 320, R-So, Geismar, Louisiana) played in all 15 games in a limited role for the Rebels playoff team in 2025 helping the Rebels reach the College Football Playoff semifinals. Fields has two years of eligibility remaining and can play either guard spot and has repped on the practice field at center.