Seneca’s Rogers inks with North Greenville
July 13, 2021
No one in the history of the Seneca High School boys’ basketball program has a resume quite like that of Jared Rogers.
Category: College Basketball
Former Tigers talk about transfer portal changes
June 16, 2021
One of the biggest talking points in college athletics is without a doubt the NCAA transfer portal. The transfer portal has changed the landscape of college athletics, allowing players to freely switch schools with very few hassles or consequences.
Gamecocks add another hardwood transfer
April 15, 2021
South Carolina men’s basketball coach Frank Martin has just about filled out a starting lineup of transfers after landing his fourth from the NCAA transfer portal on Wednesday in A.C. Flora High School graduate James Reese V.
Clemson briefs: Tigers’ Trapp enters NBA Draft
April 1, 2021
The Clemson men’s basketball team suffered its third departure since the end of its season on Wednesday, as guard Clyde Trapp announced he will enter the 2021 NBA draft and the NCAA transfer portal.
Quarterback pays visit to South Carolina
March 30, 2021
Four-star quarterback Braden Davis (6-5, 184) of Middletown, Del., is closing in on his college decision. In doing so, he hit the road last week to check out some possibilities. On Thursday, he was at Duke and N.C. State, and on Friday, he checked out South Carolina.
Reports: Tigers’ Prosper to transfer
March 25, 2021
According to multiple reports, the Clemson men’s basketball team suffered its second defection in three days on Wednesday.
Tigers proud of season despite early tourney exit
March 24, 2021
The Clemson men’s basketball team may have seen its season come to an abrupt end on Friday night, but no one within the program is hanging their head.
Former Seneca star Galloway transfers to Boston College
March 24, 2021
After entering the NCAA transfer portal earlier this month, former Seneca High School basketball star Brevin Galloway announced on social media Tuesday night he’s transferring from the College of Charleston to Boston College.