Texas wide receiver Parker Livingstone plans to enter the NCAA transfer portal, he confirmed to ESPN, marking a notable development for the Longhorns’ offseason roster outlook.
Livingstone is coming off a strong redshirt freshman campaign in which he emerged as a reliable target in the Texas passing attack. He finished the season with 516 receiving yards and six touchdowns, showcasing big-play ability and red-zone effectiveness that quickly put him on the radar around the Big 12 and beyond.
The decision gives Livingstone an opportunity to explore programs where he could secure an even larger role moving forward, while also drawing interest from teams in need of an experienced, production-proven wideout. His combination of size, route-running, and scoring production makes him one of the more intriguing skill-position players expected to be available in the portal this cycle.
For Texas, Livingstone’s departure adds to the list of offseason questions at wide receiver as the Longhorns look to reload depth and replace proven production ahead of the upcoming season.
