Joey Aguilar's GF Rylan Moffitt shares wholesome snap with Tennessee QB while going for special weekend quest

Tennessee quarterback Joey Aguilar had a tumultuous few months. After finishing a strong season at Appalachian State, he entered the transfer portal and chose UCLA in December. However, things changed quickly when Nico Iamaleava made a surprise departure from Tennessee, transferring to UCLA as well.

With Iamaleava expected to take the starting role at UCLA, Aguilar entered the portal again and committed to Tennessee, essentially completing a UCLA-Tennessee QB swap. While it has been a busy offseason for him, Aguilar has still had time to relax with his loved ones.

On Saturday morning, his girlfriend, Rylan Moffitt, posted a wholesome snap on her Instagram story as the couple went golfing. She included a heartwarming caption in the post.

"Where else would we be?!?" Moffitt wrote.

Image via Rylan Moffitt's Instagram story.

Moffitt played for the Appalachian State Mountaineers women's basketball team for the last two seasons. This past year, she played in 30 games, averaging 6.1 points and 4.6 rebounds per game.

Rylan Moffitt has been a frequent supporter of Joey Aguilar at his football games

With both Rylan Moffitt and Joey Aguilar playing for Appalachian State for the past two seasons, Moffitt was often seen on the sidelines cheering on the quarterback. She frequently posted pictures from the stands at his games. She even wrote a cute message to him in an Instagram post last season.

"Joey football 4 ever!" Rylan Moffitt wrote.

On the field, Aguilar will hope to fill the void left by one of the best young QBs in the nation, Nico Iamaleava.

ESPN insider Bill Connelly mentioned that he thinks Aguilar is better than Iamaleava in one area.

"Iamaleava was the far more highly touted recruit, but Aguilar, who transferred from Appalachian State to UCLA last winter, is a far better scrambler and takes far fewer sacks," Connelly wrote in his preview of the SEC on Friday.

Iamaleava did, however, play against much more difficult competition last season in the SEC than Aguilar did at Appalachian State. It remains to be seen how each player will adapt to their new environment.