Abram Hits Transfer Portal, Seeking Extra Year

0:00On April 23rd, Tennessee Hoops guard Amary Abram just hit the transfer portal after wrapping up his senior year with the Vols. The six-foot three-shooter from Port Arthur, Texas, played out his eligibility on Rocky Top, but he's banking on an extra year from the NCAA or A, waiver for that sophomore season at Georgia Tech, where he barely saw the floor in just 10 games. Abram put up 3.2 points, 1.4 boards, and 0.7 dimes per game in 10.5 minutes across 25 37 contests. He drained 14 of 38 from deep for 36.8 percent, ranking third on the team, and hit 77.8 percent from the line while snacking 17 steals. Fans and scouts remember him as a top 100 recruit. Number 65 overall and 11th best point guard coming out of high school. He balled out as a freshman at Ole Miss, starting 22 games with 8 points, 2 rebounds, and 2 assists, plus 39-3s at. 36.4 percent.

1:01From there, it's been a whirlwind transfer to Georgia Tech for 4.7 points as a sophomore, then Louisiana Tech, where he exploded for, 12.3 a game, 66 threes at 37.3 percent from deep, and 84.8 free throws, cracking program. Records This portal move marks potential school number five in five years, so keep eyes peeled if those eligibility rules shift or waivers drop could mean one. We'll run for the sharpshooting vet.