Former Naples Guard Manny Toliver has decided to return to his home state and play for USC. Toliver chose USC over Arizona, Colorado, and San Diego. Toliver committed to USC in his senior year of high school before decommitting and spending his first two seasons in Naples.
Category: Transfer News
Jack Goodwin, ranked the number five transfer on TN’s 2020 Transfer Rankings, will decide to spend his final two years of eligibility between three schools: Kansas, Michigan-Spring Lake, and Stanford. Jack’s younger brother Jayden Goodwin will be a freshman this fall at Michigan-Spring Lake while his other younger brother Josh Goodwin will be a sophomore at Stanford this fall. Kansas enters the mix, needing someone to replace Damon Alexander’s production at guard when he graduates and enters the NTBL Draft after the upcoming season. Goodwin will make his final choice this Saturday May 9.
Arkansas Forward Joe Myers will play his final season closer to home (in Florida). He is virtually visiting Florida Atlantic, Florida International, Florida State, and Miami before making a final decision in a few weeks. Myers only averaged 5.3 goals per game in his career at Arkansas.
Michigan Guard Andre Willis announced on his social media he will not return to Michigan next season but enter the transfer portal. Main reasons for his transfer include the additions of newcomer guards Clyde Bozeman and Donavan Powell and the want to play closer to home. Willis will take virtual visits to Iona, Miami, Missouri, Notre Dame, and Oklahoma State.
Iona graduate wing Kerry Melton has announced he will play his final season at Virginia State. The 2020 MAAC Player of the Year chose Virginia State of Syracuse, Tennessee, and Texas A&M. He averaged 22.2 GPG, 7.4 RPG, and 5.6 APG per game during his junior season.
Texas transfer Center Jackson Allen is playing his final two years of eligibility at Tennessee. Allen chose the Vols over Arkansas and Michigan State. He averaged sixteen goals and eight rebounds per game last season as a backup center in Austin.
Yet another one of Texas’ players has entered the transfer portal in the wake of their old head coach Fred Jackson leaving to take the same position at his alma mater, Arkansas. He is planning on talking to coaching staffs at Colorado, Dayton, FGCU, Kansas, Miami, Tennessee, and Texas A&M.
Former Purdue Guard Ky Bowman will play his final year of eligibility at Texas A&M. Before sitting out, this past season he averaged twenty goals per game and nine assists per game in his junior season at Purdue in 2018-2019. He chose Texas A&M over a final list of Dayton, Iona, Little Rock, and Tennessee.
Texas big man Jackson Allen announced on Wednesday he was entering the transfer portal. He is set on video calling Arkansas, Georgia, Michigan State, Naples, Tennessee, and UCLA. He averaged fifteen goals and twelve rebounds during the 2019-2020 season.
TN’s no. 3 transfer RJ Maton committed to play his final two years of eligibility at Tennessee on Sunday morning. The former Central Arkansas wing skyped with coaching staffs from Arkansas, Auburn, Kansas, Tennessee, and USC before making his final decision.
Alabama Sophomore Center Greg Little is entering the transfer portal. Despite starting the first two seasons of his career in Tuscaloosa, he has decided to move on from the program. He is visiting with AGCU, Colorado Michigan, Michigan State, Oregon State, and UCLA.
North Carolina Forward Theo Miles has announced he will be enter the transfer portal. He will consider Georgia, Georgia Baptist Michigan State, Oklahoma State, and Texas.
Arkansas Sophomore Center Ned Thomas announced he was leaving Arkansas via the transfer portal on social media last night. Thomas announced he would talk with programs over the phone as his “visits” and would do so with Arizona, Arkansas State, Gonzaga, Iona, Michigan State, and Oklahoma State. He averaged twelve goals and eight rebounds during the 2019-2020 season.
“Freddy” (Fred) Jackson Jr. will not be playing for his dad at Arkansas. Ranked number thirteen in our transfer rankings, Jackson Jr. chose Notre Dame over Arkansas, Colorado, and Tennessee on social media.
Ranked number one in TN’s 2020 transfer rankings, former Texas Forward Jamison Thomas has committed to Miami, one of the four home state schools that Thomas planned on visiting before the COVID-19 pandemic hit the country. Thomas still plans to visit every one of those four schools and more but he says Miami is his decision now.
After leaving UCLA, Point Guard Burke Fillion announced that he would not visiting all of the schools he had planned to and will be enrolling at Tennessee, where his dad Andy is the head coach. Andy is the former UCLA Offensive Coordinator, thus why his son left the program. Burke should lead an improved Tennessee team in 2020-2021.