Impact Dixon's stay in Knoxville lasted just three weeks, as he joined the program earlier this month following his transfer from West Virginia. The running back took part in only a handful of practices and battled an ankle injury during camp before he ultimately decided to move on from the Volunteers. Dixon has now left two programs without ever playing, as he had previously transferred to West Virginia late in 2021 before moving on from Morgantown over the summer. He previously spent four years at Clemson, compiling 1,420 yards and 13 touchdowns on 218 career carries while adding 20 receptions. If Dixon decides to keep his college career going and opts to transfer, he may struggle to catch on elsewhere before the 2022 campaign begins.
AUGUST 21, 2022 • ROTOWIRE
