Vanderbilt running back Ray Davis announced via Twitter on Dec. 4 that he will be entering the NCAA transfer portal as a graduate transfer. Davis has two years remaining of eligibility because the NCAA rules changed in light of COVID-19 in 2020.

I want to thank Vanderbilt for taking a chance on me in 2020 and allowing me to represent this program at the highest level. With that being said, after many conversations with my family and support group, I will be entering into the NCAA transfer portal as a Graduate Transfer. pic.twitter.com/hRTepELM2w

— Re'Mahn Davis (@MrHeisman7) December 5, 2022

Davis played in 15 games in his two seasons for the Commodores. In 2022, Davis rushed for 1,042 yards and 5 touchdowns. The California native averaged 4.5 yards per carry and had 5 100+ rushing yard games in his senior season. Before coming to Vanderbilt, Davis played for Temple, where he ran for 1,244 yards and 9 touchdowns in 16 games.

“Ray and our family treasure being part of the Vanderbilt football community these last two years and will look forward to the increasing success of the football program under Coach Lea,” Davis’s guardian Lora Banks Lea told the Hustler. 

With Davis gone to the transfer portal, Vanderbilt’s RB room features Patrick Smith, Chase Gillespie and Sedrick Alexander for 2023.

This piece will be updated as more information becomes available.