Basketball

White played in 33 games for USC in the 2022-23 season and started 29 of those games. He earned a place on the Pac-12 All-Freshman Team, averaging 9.0 points, 5.1 rebounds

Reflecting on his time at Kentucky, the Camden, N.J. native expressed gratitude and growth. He acknowledged the challenges faced, including navigating the impacts of COVID-19 and the tragic loss of his brother, Terrence Clarke.

He acknowledged the incredible support he has received from the people and fans, and he remains appreciative of his achievements with the Wildcats.

Despite the fact that the Boozer twins still have two years of high school left, it is surprising that they have received fewer than a dozen offers thus far.

With each passing day, Oscar Tshiebwe’s chances of securing a professional contract continue to rise, bolstered by his exceptional performances during the NBA Combine scrimmages

Standing at 6-foot-7, White joins the Cardinals after an impressive freshman season at USC, where he showcased his skills on the court. With three years of eligibility remaining, his addition bolsters Louisville’s lineup.

Erika Fitzgerald, Andrew McClung, Dan Morrissey, and Keith Schobert have all demonstrated exceptional dedication and contribution within their respective roles, leading to their well-deserved promotions within the university.

DJ Wagner, from Camden High, New Jersey, became the first-ever third-generation McDonald’s All-American and proved to be worthy of this recognition.

The NCAA’s COVID-era ruling has made the transfer portal more active by giving anyone who played in the 2020-21 season an extra year of eligibility, resulting in an influx of experienced players into the transfer portal.

With the Louisville Cardinals cleaning house with numerous players entering the transfer portal and the Kentucky Wildcats losing Sahvir Wheeler recently and, potentially more, this offseason for college basketball is shaping up to be an interesting one for sure.