UT MartinQBRostered

Tate Surber

Mckenzie, TNSophomore6'3"200 lb#14

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Estimated NIL value

$15K

Model estimate. This is not a reported contract.

Transfer Vulnerability Score

13 / 100

56th

Low risk. Percentile vs all active college players we track.

Class

Sophomore

Seasons left (incl. 2026)

4 seasons

Tate Surber is a 6'3", 200-lb Sophomore QB at UT Martin from Mckenzie, TN. TransferPortl estimates Tate Surber's NIL market value at $15K, a model estimate rather than a reported contract. Tate Surber has a TransferPortl Transfer Vulnerability Score of 13 out of 100, a relative risk score for entering the transfer portal.

Updated Nov 9, 2026

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Advanced Statistics

2026 · 226 att

AY/A

4.32

7th

aDOT

7.5 yds

21st

EPA / Pass Play

0.03

17th

Percentiles rank this season against every 2026 FBS and FCS QBs with the same minimum sample. Higher is better.

AY/A uses passing yards, touchdowns, interceptions, and attempts. aDOT uses CFBD air-yard data. Both update with the weekly data build.

TVS History

Current TVS

Highest TVS

Oct 27, 2026

Each step is a saved weekly score; dots mark where the score changed. Hover to read any saved score. Model signals include recruiting profile, production and usage, team transfer rate, coaching changes, position, and prior transfer history. TVS is a relative risk score. It is not a literal probability.

Before past portal windows

Window	Team	TVS	Outcome
2026	UT Martin	1 Low	Did not enter

Each score comes from a model trained only on seasons before that roster year, so it shows what TVS would have said at the time.

Market Value History

Current market value

$14,683

Highest market value

$14,683

Nov 9, 2026

Each step is a saved TransferPortl estimate; dots mark where the estimate changed. Hover to read any saved estimate. Team logos mark recorded team changes. Historical points use point-in-time cumulative statistics and do not use later-season production.

Season Statistics